Application of the Mosaic System of Chronology in the Elucidation of Mysteries P
Application of the Mosaic System of Chronology in the Elucidation of Mysteries P
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. . For its ventilation, two small passages were left open, one on the north, the other on the south side, which terminate in the exterior faces of the pyramid. . . .
"If, returning to the point where the upper passage branches off, we continue in the line of the passage of entrance, we find it pro- longed for 320 feet from the opening in the side of the pyramid, and with such exactness that the sky is visible from the further end. It then runs for 27 feet further in a horizontal direction, and... ter- minates in a subterranean chamber, immediately under the Queen's Chamber, and 90 feet below the base of the pyramid. It is 46 feet iii length and 27 in breadth ; no sepulchral remains of any kind have been found in it. There is a passage, 2 feet 7 inches high, issuing from it on the southern side, which continues for a little more than 50 feet, but ends in nothing. Col. Yyse sunk through the ^floor of this chamber to the depth of 36 feet, without any result. As Herodotus speaks of a communication with the Nile, by means of which its water was introduced, so as to insulate the sepulchral chambers which Cheops constructed for himself, it was natural that it should be sought for, in connection with this, the lowest apartment hitherto discovered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . For its ventilation, two small passages were left open, one on the north, the other on the south side, which terminate in the exterior faces of the pyramid. . . .
"If, returning to the point where the upper passage branches off, we continue in the line of the passage of entrance, we find it pro- longed for 320 feet from the opening in the side of the pyramid, and with such exactness that the sky is visible from the further end. It then runs for 27 feet further in a horizontal direction, and... ter- minates in a subterranean chamber, immediately under the Queen's Chamber, and 90 feet below the base of the pyramid. It is 46 feet iii length and 27 in breadth ; no sepulchral remains of any kind have been found in it. There is a passage, 2 feet 7 inches high, issuing from it on the southern side, which continues for a little more than 50 feet, but ends in nothing. Col. Yyse sunk through the ^floor of this chamber to the depth of 36 feet, without any result. As Herodotus speaks of a communication with the Nile, by means of which its water was introduced, so as to insulate the sepulchral chambers which Cheops constructed for himself, it was natural that it should be sought for, in connection with this, the lowest apartment hitherto discovered.
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