 Mamoor, who, to the best of his ability, carried into execution the orders of his master. If the conceptions of the successive Architects, who erected these now-disappearing edifices, were mighty, not less vast were those which guided the hand of the...  A Memoir on the Cotton of Egypt - Side 47av George Robins Gliddon - 1841 - 64 siderUten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
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...disappearing edifices were mighty, not less vast were those which guided the hand of the destroying angel of a mamoor in their demolition. The result...the great propylon of the hypostyle hall of Karnac, the workmen, whose unrequited exertions were refreshed by the neverfailing stimulus of the corbach,... | |
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