The Alhambra, being a brief record of the Arabian conquest of the Peninsula (1907)
Calvert, Albert Frederick, 1872-1946 · London, John Lane; New York, John Lane company · leaf 560
rsons, or, at most, four, could be accommodated at the same time; from which it would appear that the bath wasconfined entirely to the use of the sovereign and his hareem. Thefloor is paved with beautiful Mosaics, which are in perfectpreservation. Inscription : What is most to be wondered at is the… … CHAMBER OF REPOSE. 328 The Alhambra. GARDEN OF LINDARAJA. The Mirador—Prospect-chamber—of Lindaraja over-looks this secluded little court or garden, with its alabasterfountain, its cypress, orange, and citron trees rising from trim
