Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 235
ols. It must indeed be admitted that none of these,even in their best moments, displayed that sovereign activitywhich had characterised the Theban and Memphite Schools.There are, further, some among them, the Saite, for instance,which are hardly more than names for us as yet. Sais has 213 ART IN… … destruction, arescattered indiscri-minately in muse-ums , and we areunable to distin-guish them fromother relics of the FIG. 410. —THK MOST AXCIENT TKMPI.E OF NAPATA. same pen od. H( dotus speaks of herbuildings and their colossi in terms which show that he consideredthem equal to those of Memphis.…
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