Zodiac of Dendera, epitome. (Exhib., Leic. square). (Google eBook)

Denderah

1825

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Contents

• Section 1: 3
• Section 2: 5
• Section 3: 7
• Section 4: 8

Popular passages

Page 6 - In 1799, when the French proceeded up the Nile, for the purpose of penetrating into Upper Egypt, under the command of General‎

Page 6 - penetrated by one pervading sentiment of awe and admiration. It was during the examination of those stupendous‎

Page 7 - delineated on that Zodiac, together with an immense number of emblematical figures, form a‎

Page 6 - feet from the ground, and supported by six colossal statues, representing the divinity‎

Page 8 - a unique gem worthy to grace the first collection in this or any‎

Page 5 - is now in the Press, and will soon be ready for publication,‎

Page 6 - they arrived at the ruins of Dendera, on which occasion, says that‎

Page 6 - the emotion produced throughout the army under my command was so extraordinary,‎

Page 6 - Isis. The exterior as well as the interior of the walls are‎

Page 7 - of variegated objects. On the terrace of the temple is a pavillion,‎

Bibliographic information

• Title: Zodiac of Dendera, epitome. (Exhib., Leic. square).
• Author: Denderah
• Published: 1825
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Mar 21, 2006