Egyptian Art:
Egyptian Art: Studies
作者：Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916; Lee, Elizabeth, 1858?-1920 [Translator]
体例：段 章数：14
字数：293,131 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 14 段- Bissing’s criticisms are always well justified: they testify
- We did not do so until 1908, when Reisner and his Americans,
- Both in the temples and hypogeums, the statues of private pe
- Indeed, the age of the two men is an important point of whic
- He was a dwarf, and a very small dwarf. The statue is scarce
- The similarities are less marked in the head called Taia, an
- But these are only half the ideas expressed by the group, an
- Strictly speaking, that is quite possible, for on the one ha
- The Arabs call the colossus _Abou’l-Hol_, the father of the
- They form two circular portions of nearly equal size, joined
- From other monuments we know more than one Egyptian of the n
- It is not without reason that these objects are called perfu
- Tiny lions addorsed or couchant, tiny mystic eyes, tiny monk
- [56] No. 38932 in the “Livre d’entrée”; cf. “Notice des prin