n each end, exactly uponthe major axis of the building. Thehall in which it is placed is precededby a vestibule, and surrounded bythose small • chambers which arealways found in this part of atemple. So far, then, there isnothing to embarrass us; every-thing is in conformity with theprinciples… … • • • e e • • •a • • • • • e • • • • • • • •e la 11 1 Fk;. 217.—Plan of the Temple of Luxor. 372 A History of Art in Ancient Egypt. is supported by twelve columns. There is another, much widerand deeper, in front of the naos ; it has thirty-two of those loftycolumns of which we have already spoken.…
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