...Notwithstanding these points of similarity, the Palenque architecture has little to remind us of the Egyptian, or the Oriental. It is, indeed, more conformable in the...of the stones, and the general arrangement of the parts, to the European. It must be admitted, however, to have a character of originality peculiar to...

...who painted their colossal statue and temples of granite. Notwithstanding these points of similarity, the Palenque architecture has little to remind us of the Egyptian, or the Oriental. It is, indeed, more conformable in the perpendicular elevation of the walls, the moderate...

...painted their colossal statues and temples of granite.t Notwithstanding these points of similarity, the Palenque architecture has little to remind us...of the stones, and the general arrangement of the parts to the European. It must be admitted, however, to have a character of originality peculiar to...

...painted their colossal statues and temples of granite. Notwithstanding these points of similarity, the Palenque architecture has little to remind us of the Egyptian or of the Oriental." 1 And we must add, that even these analogies are very partially true, and can only be earned so far...

...painted their colossal statues and temples of granite. Notwithstanding these points of similarity, the Palenque architecture has little to remind us of the Egyptian or of the Oriental."1 And we must add, that even these analogies are very partially true, and can only be carried...

...painted their colossal statues and temples of granite. Notwithstanding these points of similarity, the Palenque architecture has little to remind us of the Egyptian or of the Oriental."1 And we must add, that even these analogies are very partially true, and can only be carried...

...painted their colossal statues and temples of granite.82 Notwithstanding these points of similarity, the Palenque architecture has little to remind us...the Oriental. It is, indeed, more conformable, in 81 Waldeck, Atlas pittoresque, p. 73. — The fortress of Xochicalco was also colored with a red paint...

...Toltec pyramid at Teotibuacan, according to Mr. Bullock, Six Months in Mexico. voL ii. p. 143. 392 the perpendicular elevation of the walls, the moderate...of the stones, and the general arrangement of the parts, to the European. It must be admitted, however, to have a character of originality peculiar to...

...colossal statues and temples of granite/2 Notwithstanding these points of similarity, the Pidenque architecture has little to remind us of the Egyptian or of the Oritnt'il. It is, indeed, more conformable, in the perpendicular elevation of the walls, the moderate...

...other Ruins but those of Egypt, aud Ancient America, is the square sculptured Column to be found?' 130 Essai Pol., torn, i., p. 265. Notwithstanding...arrangement of the posts, to the European. It must l>e admitted^ however, to have a character of originality peculiar to itself.' Mex., vol. Hi., pp....