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Erynnis funeralis,
commonly known as the
funereal duskywing, is a
species of
butterfly of the
family Hesperiidae. It is
found from
southern United States...
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Funereal meal...
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pulverized sand, copper, and natron. It was used in tomb
paintings and
funereal objects to
protect the dead in
their afterlife.
Prior to the 1700s, blue...
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minister until a
successor has been chosen.
Thank you.
Heale describes a "
funereal atmosphere"
within the
government in the days
following her resignation...
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blocked up with
masonry in
order to give the
interior a
darker and more
funereal atmosphere,
which compromised somewhat Soufflot's
initial attempt at combining...
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confused restraint,
which sealed their lips and
bound their eyes to the
funereal scene. It was that
shame we knew so well, the
shame that
drowned us after...
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because one of them stra**** into the Capitol. He
represents it also as a
funereal bird, a
monster of the night, the very
abomination of humankind. Virgil...
- Women's
World Champion Rhea
Ripley after her victory.
Under his undead,
funereal, and
macabre horror-themed gimmick, in
which The
Undertaker is subtitled...
- dans son laboratoire,
French Ministry of Culture. (in French) Barrias'
funereal work "Website
listing Barrias sculptures in cemeteries".
Retrieved 27 February...
- also be portra**** symbolically; one
example is seen in the Tomb of the
Funereal Bed at
Tarquinia where a
lectisternium is
painted for them.
Another is...
