n.Several of their architraves are still in place. These are stonesabout 10 feet in length.^ From the eastern side of this hallanother opens at right angles. This second hall is about 57 feetlong and 30 wide, and its roof was supported by ten columnssimilar to those we have already mentioned. From… … Fic;. 202.—The Temple of the Sphinx (from an unpublished plan by Mariette). In the middle of the eastern wall of this same large chamberthere is a short and wide passage which leads to a third and lasthall, parallel to the one with six columns ; it has no supportingpillars, but there is, in the…
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