not to be found in the earlierexamples, but all belonging to the Greek and Roman period.1 Hist, of Art, torn. ii. pp. 747, 748. 2 1 Kin°s vi. 29. Furniture and Ornament about the Temple. 247 Strictly conventional, therefore, should be the treatment of foliateand floral forms about the temple under… … Fig. 159.—Fragment of Lid of Sarcophagus. Kbur Moluk. De Saulcy, Voyage. AtlaPlate XXXII. The wood carver and metal engraver, who decorated the houseof Lebanon, drew their inspirations, like their Tyrian or Sidonianconfrères, from traditional methods rather than nature. For the Jewish style, as it…
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