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There were recorded the legends of the past- a dead letter for them as for the learned men of the present age . There , also , on the interior walls of many apartments , were painted in bright colors pictures that would grace the ...
There were recorded the legends of the past- a dead letter for them as for the learned men of the present age . There , also , on the interior walls of many apartments , were painted in bright colors pictures that would grace the ...
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... whose faces were portraits of friends and relatives of the dead warrior. QUEEN MOO AND THE EGYPTIAN SPHINX .
... whose faces were portraits of friends and relatives of the dead warrior. QUEEN MOO AND THE EGYPTIAN SPHINX .
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were portraits of friends and relatives of the dead warrior . On this altar , placed at the door of the inner chamber , they were wont to make offerings to his manes , just as the Egyp- tians made oblations of fruits and flowers to the ...
were portraits of friends and relatives of the dead warrior . On this altar , placed at the door of the inner chamber , they were wont to make offerings to his manes , just as the Egyp- tians made oblations of fruits and flowers to the ...
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993 Great festivities were held by the Peruvians in honor of the dead in the month of Aya - marca , a word which means literally " carrying the corpses in arms . " These festivities were estab- lished to commemorate deceased friends and ...
993 Great festivities were held by the Peruvians in honor of the dead in the month of Aya - marca , a word which means literally " carrying the corpses in arms . " These festivities were estab- lished to commemorate deceased friends and ...
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3 Translation Cakes were likewise offered to the dead in Egypt , India , Peru , etc. 4 Est honor et tumulis ; animas placare paternas , Parvaque in extructas munera ferre pyras : Parva petunt manes : pietas pro divite grata est Munere ...
3 Translation Cakes were likewise offered to the dead in Egypt , India , Peru , etc. 4 Est honor et tumulis ; animas placare paternas , Parvaque in extructas munera ferre pyras : Parva petunt manes : pietas pro divite grata est Munere ...
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| Titre | Queen Móo and the Egyptian Sphinx |
| Auteur | Augustus Le Plongeon |
| Édition | 2 |
| Éditeur | The Author, 1900 |
| Original provenant de | Université du Texas |
| Numérisé | 16 oct. 2008 |
| Longueur | 277 pages |
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