Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 123
past, the advantage of the master, god or deadman, was the first consideration; nevertheless, its application wasmodified, at least in the tombs, under the influence of politicalcircumstances or contemporary ideas. In the neighbourhood ofthe cataract, where the nobles had no great battalions at… … 1I<;. Ujl. — SIKC.K OF A KORTHKSS (After Cliampollion). between Heraclcopolis and Thebes, they were obliged to keeptheir troops on a war-footing, preoccupation with military matters 104 THE FIRST THEBAN AGE appears more or less insistently in the majority of their hypo^ea.Tefyeb, Kheti, and…
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