which these inclined planes and terraces were constructedare still to be traced in places. In order to furnish the vastcourts, we have supposed them to contain seated statues at regularintervals alone the inner faces of their walls ; in such matters of This wide inclined plane agrees better, as it… … Fig. 251.—Restoration in perspective of Dayr-el-Bahari, by Ch. Chipiez. The Temple under the New Empire. 425 decorative detail a little conjecture may perhaps be allowed.^As for the portico which ornamented the further side of thesecond court, its remains were visible even before the excavationsof…
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