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Manual Of Egyptian Archaeology And Guide To The Study Of Antiquities In Egypt

CHAPTER II
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Later on, as we approach the Ptolemaic period, the date and the half-unfolded lotus were added to the palm-branches (fig.

66).
[Illustration: Fig.

64 .-- Inverted campaniform capital, Karnak.] [Illustration: Fig.

65 .-- Palm capital, Bubastis.] [Illustration: Fig.

66 .-- Compound capital.] Under the Ptolemies and the Caesars the capital became a complete basket of flowers and leaves, ranged row above row, and painted in the brightest colours (fig.


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