to existing monuments in support of hiscontention, and his pleasure is great in seeing the certaintyof his critical methods borne out, and Egyptian art replacingitself, as if of its own motion, under the normal conditions ofhistoric development. This volume, then, will treat of the remains of early… … Fig. 56.—Chephren. Sketchedby Bourgoin. See also Fig. 460. The Limits of our Inquiry. 91 conquest. This limit will hardly be over-passed in our choice ofexamples for study, and that for two reasons. The first is, that at the latter period the evolution of Egyptianart was complete, it had created…
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