aegyptus dynasties

AEGYPTUS DYNASTIES

6.	Statue from the Ancient Empire	10
7.	The Sheikh-el-Beled	11
8.	Hunting in the Marshes	14
9.	Shadouf	15
10.	The White Crown	16
11.	The Red Crown	16
12.	The Pschent	16
13.	Seti I. in his War-Chariot	23
14.	Rameses II. in adoration before Seti	25
15.	Homage to Amenophis III.	26
16.	Construction of a Temple at Thebes	27
17.	Columns in the Hypostyle Hall, Karnak	28
18, 19.	Scribes registering the yield of the harvest	29
20.	Colossi of Amenophis III. 30	30
21.	Scribe registering merchandize	31
22.	Boatmen	32
23.	Cattle Drovers	33xii
24.	Bakers	33
25.	Women at a loom	34
26.	Netting birds	35
27.	Shepherds in the fields	36
28.	Winnowing corn	36
29.	Herdsmen	37
30.	From the tomb of Menofre	39
31.	Water Tournament	42
32.	Mariette's House	43
33.	Amenhotep, or Amenophis III., presented by Phré to Amen-Ra	45
34.	Amen (or Ammon)	51
35.	Ptah	52
36.	Osiris	53
37.	The goddess Bast	54
38.	Painted bas-relief	58
39.	Sekhet	59
40.	Isis-Hathor	60
41.	A Sphinx	61
42.	Touaris	63
43.	Rannu	64
44.	Horus	65
45.	Thoth	66
46.	Sacrifice to Apis	67
47.	Statue from the Ancient Empire	73
48.	Woman kneading dough	74
49.	The Scribe Chaphré	75
50.	The Lady Naï	76
51.	Ouah-ab-ra	79
52.	Sculptor at work upon an arm	81
53.	Sculptor carving a statue	83
54.	Artist painting a statue	85
55.	Isis nursing Horus	87
56.	Chephren	90
57.	Ti, with his wife and son	91
58.	Square building	97
59.	Rectangular and oblong building	97
60.	The Libyan chain, above the Necropolis of Thebes	98
61.	General appearance of an Egyptian Temple	99
62.	Temple of Khons, at Thebes	100
63.	Temple of Khons, Thebes	100
64.	Temple of Khons, Thebes	100
65.	From the second court of Medinet-Abou, Thebes	101
66.	Ramesseum, Thebes	101
67.	The Egyptian Gorge or Cornice	102
68.	Capital and Entablature of the Temple of the Deus Rediculus at Rome	104
69.	The Egyptian "bond"	107
70.	Double-faced wall	108xiii
71, 72.	Elements of the portico	108
73.	Egyptian construction	109
74.	Element of an off-set arch	111
75.	Arrangement of the courses in an off-set arch	111
76.	Off-set semicircular arch	111
77.	Voussoir	112
78.	Arrangement of voussoirs	112
79.	Semicircular vault	112
80.	Granaries, from a bas-relief	113
81.	Modern pigeon house, Thebes	114
82.	Elements of wooden construction	116
83.	Wooden building (first system)	117
84.	Wooden building (second system)	118
85.	Seti I. striking prisoners of war with his mace	124
86.	Stele of the eleventh dynasty	131
87.	Mummy case from the eighteenth dynasty	137
88.	Man and his wife in the style of the fifth dynasty	138
89.	Sekhem-ka, his wife Ata, and his son Khnem, in the style of the fifth dynasty	139
90.	Stele of Nefer-oun	140
91.	Preparation of the victims and arrival of funeral gifts	141
92.	Table for offerings	144
93.	Another form of the table for offerings	144
94.	Labourers heaping up ears of corn	146
95, 96.	Sepulchral statuettes	147
97.	Vignette from a Ritual upon papyrus	149
98.	Arrival in Egypt of a company of Asiatic emigrants	152
99.	The tomb of Ti; women, representing the lands of the deceased, carrying the funeral gifts	154
100.	Lid of the coffin of Entef	158
101, 102.	Scarabs	159
103, 104.	Funerary amulets	159
105.	Pillow	160
106.	Actual condition of a Mastaba. The Tomb of Sabou	167
107.	Three mastabas at Gizeh	168
108.	Restoration of part of the Necropolis of Gizeh	169
109.	The Mastabat-el-Faraoun	170
110.	Entrance to a Mastaba at Sakkarah	171
111.	Lintel of the tomb of Teta	172
112.	Plan of the tomb of Ti	174
113, 114.	Mastaba at Sakkarah	174
115.	Western wall in the chamber of the tomb of Ptah-Hotep	175
116.	Plan of a Mastaba with four serdabs	178
117.	Longitudinal section of the same Mastaba	178
118.	Transverse section through the chamber	179
119.	Transverse section through the serdabs	179
120.	Figures in high relief, from a Mastaba at Gizeh	180xiv
121.	The upper chamber, well, and mummy-chamber	181
122.	Double Mastaba at Gizeh	182
123.	Sarcophagus of Khoo-foo-Ankh	183
124.	Details of the Sarcophagus of Khoo-foo-Ankh	184
125.	Bas-relief from Sakkarah	185
126.	Head of a Mummy	188
127.	Plans of the temples belonging to the Second and Third Pyramids	193
128.	Plan of the Pyramid of Cheops	198
129.	The Great Pyramid and the small pyramids at its foot	199
130.	The Three Great Pyramids; from the south	201
131.	The Pyramid of Illahoun, horizontal section in perspective	205
132.	Section of the Pyramid of Cheops	206
133.	The southern Pyramid of Dashour	207
134.	Section of the Stepped Pyramid	207
135.	The Stepped Pyramid	208
136-142.	Successive states of a pyramid	209
143.	Section of the Stepped Pyramid at Sakkarah	213
144.	Construction of the Pyramid of Abousir in parallel layers	213
145.	Partial section of the Stepped Pyramid	214
146.	The Pyramid of Meidoum	215
147.	The Mastabat-el-Faraoun	216
148.	Funerary monument represented in the inscriptions	216
149.	Plan and elevation of a pyramid at Meroe	219
150.	Method of closing a gallery by a stone portcullis	220
151.	Portcullis closed	220
152.	Transverse section, in perspective, through the Sarcophagus-chamber and the discharging chambers of the Great Pyramid	221
153.	Longitudinal section through the lower chambers