y decorated, like thehypostyle halls which we have already described and others whichwe have yet to notice. In jiresence of this double range of superb columns one is tempted to lookupon them as the beginning of a hypostyle liall which was never finished, to supposethat a great cential nave was… … .5 3 The Temple under the New Empire. 0/ . Another peculiarity of Luxor is its cliange of axis. The firstpylon, that of Rameses, is not parallel with the two built byAmenophis ; the angle at which they stand is a very perceptibleone. Neither is the doorway of this pylon in alignment with theother…
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