- Burial, also
known as
interment or inhumation, is a
method of
final disposition whereby a dead body is
placed into the ground,
sometimes with objects....
- Sir
Martin Bowes (1496/97 – 1566) was a very
prominent and
active civic dignitary of
Tudor London whose career continued through the
reigns of
Henry VIII...
- pp. 445–446. ISBN 2-87754-056-1. Pénin,
Marie Christine. "Tombes et
sepultures dans les
cimetieres et
autrex lieux".
Archived from the
original on 30...
-
Berengaria of
Castile (Seville, 1253 – Guadalajara, 1300),
Infanta of
Castile and Lady of
Guadalajara in her own right. She was the
eldest child of King...
- Her
burial is
recorded in
Paroisse Saint Aubert (Arras, Pas-de-Calais).
Sépultures (1672–1775), np [image 929/967]. AD 62
Arras 5 MIR 041/8
Returning at...
-
their friends having died already, had
recourse to the most
shameless sepultures:
sometimes getting the
start of
those who had
raised a pile, they threw...
-
motivation for the practice, but
rather an ****umed
connection between proper sepulture and the
condition of
happiness of the
deceased in the afterlife". According...
- destro**** and
sacristies were
carved out in the
eastern corners. The
sepultures visible inside and
outside the
temple date to the High
Middle Age. This...
- The
Parthon de Von
family is a
Belgian noble family stemming from Châteauroux in France. Its
filiation goes back to Étienne Parthon,
bourgeois of Châteauroux...
- war
cemeteries in
France is
looked after by the
Service d'entretien des
sépultures militaires allemandes (the "German
Military Burials Maintenance Service")...
