Stock Photo - Island of Philae [Philae]. 1. Great temple, first pylon, left massif; 2. Same temple, on one of the columns of the pronaos; 3. Temple of Hathor (of Epiphanes), outer wall, west. Additional title: 1. Four priests carrying on their shoulders a bari charged with a small naos, in front of which is a king in adoration; 2. Emperor Tiberius presents the emblems of the higher and lower power to the god Horus. Behind the god is seated Isis who launches the symbol of divine life; 3. The cynocephalus of the god Lunus, seated on a stepped pedestal, is placed facing Thôth standing. Champollion, Jean Francois (1790-1832) (Author). Monuments of Egypt and Nubia, from the drawings executed on the spot under the direction of Champollion-le-jeune, and the autograph descriptions he wrote of them; pub. under the auspices of M. Guizot and M. Thiers. by a special committee. Boards . Date Issued: 1835 - 1845