porch in which it is framed, will be seen on the second plan(Plate IV.). Beyond it are the niches and the passage, the latterbeing analogous to that which in Assyria traverses the massiveblock of masonry in the gateways from side to side.2 But we have supposed it uncovered to let in the light upon… … tmM ---- =. - - j IllJiiilll •..< r.ii , - ■ l-.°H:| , •■/ ::-i WM>}> «. .£ JiM Fig. 142.—Entablature in the Tomb of Absalom.DeSaulcy, Voyage. Atlas, Plate XXXVIII. A History of Art in Sardinia and Judaea. seen neither about Egyptian nor yet Assyrian arches.1 Thestriking characteristic of…
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