Devonshire, R. L., Mrs., b. 1864 · Cairo : The Sphinx Printing Press · leaf 67
e place of a much smallerbuilding in the neighbourhood which is full to overflowing, the yard atconsulting hours being so densely packed with out-patients that it is difficultfor the medical attendants to push their way in and out of the building. Qalaun built himself a mausoleum adjoining his… … Phot. Cresivell. Muristan of Qalaun. East Liwan. The cupola is unfortunately gone, but the four splendid granite columns (I) As is the rule witli restorations carried out by the Co/nitr dc Coiiscrviitiou(Ics Mouutnents Arabes, an Arabic inscription records the date and extent of therestoration.
