Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · London : William Heinemann · leaf 58
69), with its triple row of six columns, its niche, and its stele to which a little staircase gives access, its stone three-legged table of offerings, standing between two of the columns of the central aisle; that of Sabni with its fourteen square pillars in two rows, and its narrow door,… … whole expanse of the do- FIG. 62. — FALSE DOOR OF NEFERSE SHEM-PTAH main he had ruled, the great (Phot. Abbe Thidenat.) river with its hurrying waters, its changing islands, the open country invaded by the sands of the desert, the villages among the palm-trees, and in the distance, the mountains to…
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