of Art in Ancient Egypt. great sanctuary in order that he might see the god who residesin Ha-benben, face to face. Standing alone, he drew the bolt,and swung open the folding doors ; he looked upon the face of hisfather Ra in Ha-benben, upon the boat Mad, of Ra, and theboat Seket, of Shou ; then he… … Fig. 210.—Portable taLernacle of painted wood, 19th dynasty. In the Turin Museum. case however. Like most of the Greek temples, the Egyptiantemple had its further chambers which served nearly the samepurposes as the owiadcF^o/^oi of the Greeks. Thus in the Temple ofKhons, the sanctuary opens, at…
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