Fig. 27.—Shepherds in the held.-;. From a tomb at Sakkarah. (Boulak. 8j mches h.^ii. Drawn by Bourgoin.) approached most nearly to the ideal which they pursued for somany centuries. Thanks to these monuments erected at the expense of the greatlords and rich burghers of Egypt, thanks also to the… … Fig. 28.—Wimiowhig corn. From a tomb at Sakkarah. (Boulak. Drawn by Bourgoin.) the desert sand which has preserved them without material injury,the art of Egypt appears to us more comprehensive and varied thanthat of any other nation of which we shall have to treat ; thanthat of Assyria for…
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