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Art in Egypt (1912)

Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 153

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er by an inclined plane; towards theeast and the westit adjoins porticoeswhich terminateagainst the pylon,and colossal statuesof the king as Osi-ris are set againstthe pillars whichborder these porti-coes (Fig. 245). Itis permissible tosuppose that thetemple of Mentu,built by Ameno-phis III,, was… … Fir;. 251.GREAT COLONNADE OF HKKU-EM-HEB AND SETIAT THK TKMlLK OK LUXOK. THE SECOND THEBAN AGE was simply a reduction of theand that the arrangementsboth. The temple of thewere in the main

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