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A History of Art in Ancient Egypt, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 329 — Chapter IV

Walter Armstrong translation

In presence of this double range of superb columns one is tempted to look upon them as the beginning of a hypostyle hall which was never finished, to suppose that a great central nave was constructed, and that, by force of circumstances unknown, the aisles were never begun, and that the builders contented themselves by inclosing and preserving their work as far as it had gone.

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