er to find a god thana man. The place held by religious observances in the daily life of Egypt is clearlyindicated by Hkrodotus (ii. 37): The Egyptians, he says, are very religious;they surpass all other nations in the adoration with which they regard their deities. ^ Maspero, Hiitotre anciennc,… … Fig. 33.—Amenliotep or Amenophis III. presented by Phre to Amen-Ra; Thebes. (Champollion, pL 344.) will establish facts which are sure not to lack interest and evenimportance ; but even when documents abound and when every 46 A History of Art in Ancient Egypt. separate word they contain is…
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