Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 124
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… … >n.. lyi.—s>uLi>iKH.- (Phot. Insinger.J wished to paradein the other worldescorted by thesoldiers who hadmade their gloryin this, and theydemanded to berepresented amongthe bands of vassalswhose doubles theytook away withthem. The drill of recruits, racing, jumping, war-dances (Fig.…
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