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Frontispiece Part II 178 THE SPEOS ARTEMIDOS . . . . . 196 PROTODORIC
COLUMNS AT BENI HASSAN . . 196 WING AND WING . . . . . . . . 204 FAÇADE
OF TEMPLE AT DENDERA . . . . 212 BARRAGE AT ASSIUT , FROM ABOVE . . .
212.
Frontispiece Part II 178 THE SPEOS ARTEMIDOS . . . . . 196 PROTODORIC
COLUMNS AT BENI HASSAN . . 196 WING AND WING . . . . . . . . 204 FAÇADE
OF TEMPLE AT DENDERA . . . . 212 BARRAGE AT ASSIUT , FROM ABOVE . . .
212.
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BARRAGE AT ASSIUT , FROM ABOVE . . . 212 PROPYLON OF THE TEMPLE AT
DENDERA . . 224 AVENUE OF SPHINXES , KARNAK . . . . 236
CHRONOLOGICAL PLAN OF KARNAK TEMPLE 240 IN THE TEMPLE OF
AMMON , KARNAK .
BARRAGE AT ASSIUT , FROM ABOVE . . . 212 PROPYLON OF THE TEMPLE AT
DENDERA . . 224 AVENUE OF SPHINXES , KARNAK . . . . 236
CHRONOLOGICAL PLAN OF KARNAK TEMPLE 240 IN THE TEMPLE OF
AMMON , KARNAK .
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It is now proposed to add fifteen feet more to the height of this barrage , which will
probably mean the final destruction of the temples at Philæ , already sadly
damaged and flooded , to say nothing of other classic soil which as yet has been
...
It is now proposed to add fifteen feet more to the height of this barrage , which will
probably mean the final destruction of the temples at Philæ , already sadly
damaged and flooded , to say nothing of other classic soil which as yet has been
...
Page 92
Two species of survival from the dynastic times have to be considered — namely
, the tombs of various sorts , and the temples . Each species is so intimately
connected with the religion of the ancient peoples and their ideas of the attributes
of ...
Two species of survival from the dynastic times have to be considered — namely
, the tombs of various sorts , and the temples . Each species is so intimately
connected with the religion of the ancient peoples and their ideas of the attributes
of ...
Page 103
But the mummy was preserved as carefully as before and the service of the ka
was kept up as of old — with the difference , however , that it was no longer
necessary to have the mortuary temple hard by the cemetery itself . Indeed , the
care ...
But the mummy was preserved as carefully as before and the service of the ka
was kept up as of old — with the difference , however , that it was no longer
necessary to have the mortuary temple hard by the cemetery itself . Indeed , the
care ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Egyptian Days |
| Author | Philip Sanford Marden |
| Publisher | Houghton Mifflin, 1912 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 329 pages |
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