f Art, torn. iii. p. 67, Fig. 23. Domestic Architecture. 307 it was meant to portray an unusually large donation to the temple,of dates, olives, wine, etc., mayhap in a year of scarcity, andwhich was recorded by the grateful priests in this stela. Albeit our information respecting this part of the… … Fig. 207.—Carving on calcareous stone. Teima. Height, 30 c. ; width, 35 c. Euting. and Judah no longer possess inscriptions and bas-reliefs of thenature of those that have been brought to light in the region onceunder Nabatœan rule, it is because they have been destroyed. * -Domestic Architecture.…
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