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Art in Egypt (1912)

Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 249

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longer axis, but it cannot be described as two adjoining temples; though there aretwo separate roomsfor the boats, thewhole forms but asingle block en-compassed by acorridor, alongwhich are the roomsof theEnneas, thoseon the south forSobek, those onthe north for Ho-rus. In the samemanner the… … FK.. l^S. SOriH FHONT OF TUlPHIL^I: DlKlNCi THE INUNDAl I lilMlM-; OK ISIS AT)X. (Phot. Fiorelli.) THE SAlTE AGE and at their sides the walls with two ambu- abutted on the pylon from east to west. Neither are there two pylons, but betweenthe towers of the usual pylon are twin doors, the openini^s…

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