Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1909)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 96
U^ c o n ■n si 733—700) she was at the mercy of Assyria on the northand Ethiopia on the south. In 672 B.C. the AssyrianKing Esarhaddon invaded Egypt and occupied the whole EGYPTIAN ART. 75 of the Delta, afterwards capturing Memphis and Thebes,which he pillaged. The Assyrian king died suddenly,… … -^EL^ QIITe \ K-KFEL i.c. Fig. 100.-Portrait of Ramcses II. (Louvre; P. & C.) Ashurbanipal, a powerful Assyrian King (B.C. 666). TheAssyrians, however, after a short lime of occupation with-drew from Egypt, owing to their troubles at home withthe Medes, who were laying siege to Nineveh, and…
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