 | 1788 - 524 pages
...end of which the fun appears j the mariners guide them with poles ; two men, lea ted at the ftcrn, feem to direct their proceedings, and receive their...the Greeks, the fun was painted in a car, drawn by liorfes, guided by Apollo. The Egyptians reprelent it on board a fhip conducted by Ofiris, and feven... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1788 - 556 pages
...northern wall are reprefentations of battles, with horfes and chariots, one of which is drawn by nags. On the fouthern are two barks, with canopies, at the...end of which the fun appears ; the mariners guide diem with poles ; two men, feated at the item, feem to dLreft their proceedings, and receive their... | |
 | William Williams - 1789 - 692 pages
...hieroglyphics. On the ' northern wall battles are reprefented with horfes and chariots : one is drawn by flags. On the fouthern are two barks with canopies ; at the...them with poles: two men feated at the ftern feem to give command and to receive homage. Thefe are allegories. The Egyptians reprefent Sol in a (hip, conducted... | |
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On the fouthern are two barks, with canopies, at the end of which the fun appears; the mariners guide them .with poles; two men, feated at the ftern, feem to direct their proceedings, and receive their homage. Thefe are allegoric defigns. In the poetic... 