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ntrance court-yards. The walls were windowless. Some of the chambers were • In the temple of Gournah (at Thebes) we find Eameses I. seated in a naos,and receiving the homage of his grandson, Eameses II.; and, again, the latterworshipping Amen-Ra, Khons, and Eameses T. at one and the same time… … Fig 11. EGYPTIAN ARCHITECTURE. 15 absolutely dark, except for artificial light, and others were veryimperfectly illumined by very small holes cut in the flat stoneroofs. In the hypostyle halls alone was any special arrangementmade for admitting light, and even then the amount obtainedwas far from…
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