es reared inthe cities of the Delta, and especially at Sais, by the twenty-sixthdynasty, have perished to the last stone ? We are loth to thinkthat it is so, but no remains have yet been discovered. Someday, perhaps, well directed excavations may bring to light thetemples which Herodotus so greatly… … s CHAPTER II. PRINCIPLES AND GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EGYPTIAN ARCHITECTURE. I.—Method to be Employed by its in our Study of this Architecture. In the enterprise which we have undertaken the study of orientalart is but an introduction to that of Greece. Without an attentiveexamination of its…
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