Eastern countriesJohn C. Winston Company, 1910 |
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Acropolis afterward altar Amenhotep III ancient city Arabs Asia Minor Assiout Athens Baalbek beautiful became Bosporus buildings built Cairo called canal capital captured caravan castle century B. C. chapel chief Christian church cliffs coast columns Constantinople cross Crusaders Damascus desert dynasty early eastern eastward Egypt Egyptian elevated enclosing entrance excavated extending famous farther feet high feet long flows gate Golden Horn Grecian Greece Greek Gulf harbor hill Holy hundred feet inscriptions island Jerusalem Jordan Karnak king lake land marble Mediterranean miles Mohammed Moslem mosque Mount mountain mummy Nile northern northward originally Osiris palace Persians pharaohs plain port priests Ptolemies pyramids Rameses relics remains ridge rising river rock Roman route ruins sacred sand Seti shore side slope southern southward statue stone sultan summit Syria temple Thebes Thothmes thousand tion tomb towers town Turkish Turks valley village Wady Halfa walls western westward
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