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Art in Egypt (1912)

Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 31

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andassimilating to some extentwith the guest - chambers,they became, jointly withthese, depots for dailyofferings, or chapels forthe paredri. The receptionrooms were then trans-formed into hypostyle hallsor courts echeloned in aline on the longitudinalaxis of the building, andincreasing in size in… … A UAI.I, l\VHW.M. nil-. ri;.Mii.i.(Phot. Beato.) the courtiers of Pharaoh; amany entered halls more or less close to 14 THINITE ART the hierarchy, and the rest advanced no farther than the outer courts or the platform before the temj)lc. A dead person of non-royal race, who had not a nation to…

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