ant, and the ornament about the head-dress of genii.1 The painful effort to imitate its Chaldaean modelsis as apparent here as it was later under the Greek and Romandominion. We have no reason to suppose that the house of Saul at Gibeahdiffered in any way from those of his subjects,2 whilst the… … 5^ Fig. 208.—Wall at Hazor. De Saui.cy, Voyage autour de la Mer Morte. Atlas, Plate XLVIII. were built of prepared stones, and that cedar was used for theroof, floors, ceilings, and wainscoting, the latter no doubt beauti-fully carved or set out in pleasing geometric patterns. Thisbuilding,…
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