Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 261
fa-voured spot where all the sovereigns had work-ed uninterruptedly, and consequently wherethe successive phases of the evolution of artmay be most clearly observed (Fig. 437), Amasishad built a chapel there, and in front of thisNectanebus had put up first a gatewav and thena pavilion which marked… … Ku;. 460. STATlKTTK OK A OVKKN (Museum, Cairo). (Phol. E. Brngsch.) THE SAlTE AGE hall (Fig. 440), sanctuary, and mammisi (Fig. 441), which wheredecorated by his Macrdonian or Ethiopian successors. Towardsthe northern end of theisland, Augustus erecteda chapel in the Romanstyle, as if to…
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