- Hydriotaphia, Urn Burial, or, a
Discourse of the
Sepulchral Urns
lately found in
Norfolk is a work by Sir
Thomas Browne,
published in 1658 as the first...
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Because it is
thoct gude that
thair be na
buriall within the Kirk, and that the kirk-zaird is
nocht of
sufficient rowme for
bureing of the deid, and for...
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Errors translated into
Dutch four or five
years ago. Hydriotaphia, or Urn
Buriall.
Hortus Cyri [the
Garden of Cyrus], or de Quincunce. Have some miscellaneous...
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advocate for the use of
cremation was the
physician Sir
Thomas Browne in Urne
Buriall (1658)
which interpreted cremation as
means of
oblivion and
reveals plainly...
- July 1591 E22/8 fol.121r., "Item be his
maiesties spetiall command for ye
buriall of a moir in
Falkland &
expensis thairupoun, vij li vj s viij d", See REED...
- by his
Majestie and
Estaites of
Parliament for the
solempnitie of his
Buriall. Montrose's
limbs were
brought from the
towns to
which they had been sent...
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legally sets the
place apart and declares, "It
shall ever bee for a
Common Buriall place, and
never be
impropriated by any." A
later record notes the appointment...
- 1591 E22/8 fol.121r., "Item be his
maiesties spetiall command for the
buriall of a moir [Moor} in
Falkland &
expensis thairupoun, vij li vj s viij d"...
- Sweno, the
Norwayes King,
Craves composition: Nor
would we
deigne him
buriall of his men, Till he disbursed, at
Saint Colmes ynch, Ten
thousand Dollars...
- Matfelon. The
parish register of St Mary
Matfelon records his burial: "1649.
Buriall. June 21st. Rich. Brandon, a man out of
Rosemary Lane."
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