Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 242
with a lowbalustrade right and leftof the central staircaseleading up to it, grew indepth and breadth to theproportions of a monu-mental vestibule, a pronaosof three or four rows,closed in front by a partywall half-way up the co-lumns of the outer row,pierced by a single dooron the longitudinal… … FU;. 425. —FAVADE OF THE TKMHLE OFUER-EI.-MEDiXKT. (Phot. Baraize.) ART IN EGYPT by a kind of triumphal way ana-logous on a small scale to thatwhich connected Luxor and Kar-nak, several doors rather nearone another; these had twomassive jambs surmounted bythe usual cavetto, and then anoblong hall…
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