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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 5 (January 1874) (1874)

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ains of temples still ex- is shut, and the other valve, B, taken off and repaired. Af- are steep and precipitous, and through a route presenting isting there—especially that of Rameses II.—San must once ter a break on the main line is repaired, and the water let engineering difficulties of… … assembled in solemn conclave at the great temple of Osiris, through a Hume of the same size, nine miles long, into only to close when the water begins to escape. in Canopus. which is called, in the decree, the " Temple of Virginia and (iold Hill, where it connects with the pre- From the time of…

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