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- In the third pyramid two corridors have been found, one abov
- The slender proportions prevalent during the time of the Pto
- Besides figures of the gods, the sculpture of Egypt is rich
- The land offered no materials for monuments which, like thos
- It is plain from the ruins already mentioned that the dwelli
- The Assyrian obelisks were of greater importance; though the
- Religious representations are much rarer than in theocratic
- As the entablature was in all probability entirely construct
- To the consideration of these structures must be added that
- The Palace of Ctesiphon,--the Sassanian representative of th
- The simple enclosure of the tabernacle formed a court, with
- The few notices preserved concerning the decorations of Solo
- The third group of Lycian sepulchral monuments, the smaller
- One of the five in Mykenæ, known as the Treasury, or the Tho
- A pitched and gabled roof seems to have been generally emplo
- It was first noticed by Cockerell in 1829 that the axes of t
- The Temple of Zeus at Selinous was the first of a number of
- The capital consisted, in part, of an echinos, similar to th
- During the age of Pericles a foreign growth, the Corinthian
- The private dwellings of Greece stood in no relation to the
- The manufacture of furniture and smaller decorative objects
- The history of sculpture, drawn from the remarks of ancient
- An established conventionalism,--that contentment with the m
- That Pheidias attained his ideal was unanimously attested by
- If the Attic artists of this age be likened to planets revol
- That greatest of all modern discoveries, the Hermes with the
- The most striking novelty in these monuments, and also in th
- The school of Pheidias, with its high ideal, of which the ag
- Zeuxis himself, notwithstanding his pride, was forced to ack
- The relations of Apelles with another rival, the Egyptian An
- The entablature consisted of wooden epistyle beams placed on
- The painting of Etruria naturally followed a process of deve
- Before the Roman had decided upon the practical but inartist
- The monuments commemorative of individuals do not, as in Gre
- [Illustration: Fig. 301.--Equestrian Statue of Nonius Balbus
- The case was similar with architectural ornamentation, anoth
- =Taraxip´pos= (Gr. adj. frightening the horses). An altar up
- who had caused Deionocrates=> who had caused Deinocrates {pg