Lepsius; the Egyptians a proto-semitic race, i. 10; inferiority of Ethiopian to Egyptian art well shown in his _Denkmæler_, 21; Berlin Museum enriched by him, 89; tombs to the number of 130 examined by him in Middle and Lower Egypt, 164; arrangement of the mastabas, 167; portraits of defunct in public hall of tomb, 178; sixty-seven pyramids examined by the Prussian commission, 198; theory of pyramid construction, 201; pyramids at Drah-abou'l-neggah, 217; paintings at Beni-Hassan figured by L., 249; Ramesseum, 376; great temple at Medinet Abou, 382; temple of Soleb, 384; temple of Thothmes III. at Semneh, 400; Ethiopian temples in _Denkmæler_, 401; speos of Silsilis, and hemispeos of Redesieh, 406; Gebel-Barkal, 407; fortress of Semneh, ii. 45; Egyptian methods of preparing for a siege suggested by a plate in _Denkmæler_, 49; building operations figured in _Denkmæler_, 53; supposed discovery of the labyrinth, 66; origin of quadrangular piers, 90; campaniform capitals in a hypogeum at Gizeh, 101; capitals in the ambulatory of Thothmes at Karnak, 115; old form of winged disc at Beni-Hassan, 152; monuments in Wadimaghara figured in _Denkmæler_, 184; thick-set forms discovered in a tomb dating from the fourth dynasty, 190; poverty of invention in Theban art seen by glancing through _Denkmæler_, 250; works in high-relief from the mastabas figured in _Denkmæler_, 284. Leroux, Hector; his sketch of Philæ, i. 433; his opinions on Egyptian painting, ii. 335. Letronne; his researches, i. 224, 232. Lion, the, in Egyptian art, ii. 281, 323. Longperier, de, his opinion on the age of Egyptian bronzes, ii. 197. Loret, M. Victor, ii. 135. Lotus, the, ii. 125. Lycian remains, i. XXVII. Lucian (pseudo), i. 323. Lutzow, Carl von, i. IV. Luxor, temple of, i. 270, 370, ii. 132; obelisk of, 171. M _Mad_, i. 354. Maghara (Wadi), ii. 95, 184. Mahsarah, i. 105. Mammisi, i. 433. Mandore, ii. 344. Manetho, i. 18; his account of the shepherd invasion not to be relied on, ii. 239. Marchandon-de-la-Faye, M., i. 95.