- An urn is a vase,
often with a cover, with a
typically narrowed neck
above a
rounded body and a
footed pedestal.
Describing a
vessel as an "urn", as opposed...
- A
church monument is an
architectural or
sculptural memorial to a
deceased person or persons,
located within a
Christian church. It can take
various forms...
- his
narration serves as a
small epilogue for each chapter. His tone is
sepulchral, and most of his
thoughts consist of
incredulous reflection on his actions...
- The use of rock-cut cave
tombs in the
region began in the
early Canaanite period, from 3100–2900 BCE. The
custom lapsed a millennium, however,
before re-emerging...
- 2008):
Sepulchral (containing
remains of the dead), or
memorial stones where mortal remains along with
funerary objects are placed; and Non-
sepulchral including...
- word
agape in
polytheistic Gr**** literature. Bauer's
Lexicon mentions a
sepulchral inscription, most
likely to
honor a
polytheistic army
officer held in...
-
first six
centuries of the religion's existence. The
three main
types are
sepulchral inscriptions,
epigraphic records, and
inscriptions concerning private...
- page 9: "Older as a rule even than the
above archaic material are the
sepulchral inscriptions in a
special alphabet called ogom or ogum in
Middle Irish...
- its subgenres. Doom
metal emphasizes melody,
melancholy tempos and a
sepulchral mood
relative to many
other varieties of metal. The 1991
release of Forest...
- Grisi's
sepulchral vault in a
cemetery near Saint-Jean, Geneva...
