Hydriotaphia, Urne-buriall: Or, A Discourse of the Sepulchrall Urnes Lately Found in Norfolk |
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... concei- ved fome fatisfaction to be neighbours in the grave , to lye Urne by Urne , and touch but in their names . And many were fo curious to continue their living relations , that they contrived large , and family Urnes , wherein the ...
... concei- ved fome fatisfaction to be neighbours in the grave , to lye Urne by Urne , and touch but in their names . And many were fo curious to continue their living relations , that they contrived large , and family Urnes , wherein the ...
Page 50
... concei- ted them to have been in the Siege of Jerufalem , and that it was cafie to have discovered Homo or Omo in their faces : M being made by the two lines of their cheeks , arching over the Eye brows to the nofe , and their funk eyes ...
... concei- ted them to have been in the Siege of Jerufalem , and that it was cafie to have discovered Homo or Omo in their faces : M being made by the two lines of their cheeks , arching over the Eye brows to the nofe , and their funk eyes ...
Page 183
... concei- ved a concurrence by decuffation . And this not only obfervable in the Laws of direct Vifion , but in fome part also ve- rified in the reflected rayes of fight . For making the angle of incidence equal to that of reflexion , the ...
... concei- ved a concurrence by decuffation . And this not only obfervable in the Laws of direct Vifion , but in fome part also ve- rified in the reflected rayes of fight . For making the angle of incidence equal to that of reflexion , the ...
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afhes againſt alfo alſo ancient anſwer Antiquity aſhes Befide bodies bones Brittains buried burning burnt Chriſtians cloſe concei confiderable confifted conjecture contrived Countrey Coynes Croffe cuftome dayes dead death decuffation deſcription difcern difpofed diftinct diſcovered divifion draughts earth eſcape expreffion fame feeds feems felf felves feminal feven feverall fhadow fhall fhould fide figure fince firft firſt five flowers fmall fome fomewhat foul fpirits fprouts fquare ftalk ftones fuch Funerall Garden GARDEN OF CYRU glaffes grave handſome hath Hippocrates houſe HYDRIOTAPHIA Iceni interfection laft laſt leaves leffe living meaſure moft Monuments moſt muſt nature nebbe obfervable omit Originall paffed peeces perfons Plantations plants Plato pofition practife prefent pyre Quincuncial Quincunx Rhombus Richard Brome Romane root ſeem ſelf ſhall ſome ſquare ſtalk ſtand Sunne Tacitus thefe themſelves thereof theſe thofe thoſe tion treaſure Trees unto Urnes uſed Varro Vrnes wherein