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When I was a child, my friends and I often liked to wander through cemeteries on stormy nights in order to scare ourselves.
Value for planting: The weeping willow has a special ornamental effect in cemeteries and along lakes and river banks in parks.
When the Italians wish to extol someone they say, "He has more virtues than betony," alluding, of course, to the European species, Betonica officinalis, a plant that was worn about the neck and cultivated in cemeteries during the Middle Ages as a charm against evil spirits; and prepared into plasters, ointments, syrups, and oils, was supposed to cure every ill that flesh is heir to.
[397] Many of these Koban-folk settled on the southern bank of the Danube and the Save, and in the hill country behind; various cemeteries of this time have been[Pg 122] discovered in this region, the most famous of which is that at Glasinatz in Bosnia.
The gigantic cinerary urns from Kentish cemeteries are only rivalled in size by some of the Pompeian glass at Naples.
Among the glass from cemeteries in Southern Britain in the British Museum are many jugs and bottles of quaint and original form, and others which for grace and purity of outline it would be difficult to rival elsewhere (Plate IX.
But there are few districts in France or in the west of Germany where the exploration of Roman cemeteries has not yielded a plentiful crop.
To pass to the Roman cemeteries of Lyons: in the museum of that town are some curious masses of blue frit taken lately from a tomb on the Fourvière, which call to mind the fritted cobalt or smalt exported in modern times from the Saxon mines.
Among this glass-it comes chiefly from late Gallic cemeteries in the neighbourhood of Paris, as from Corbeil and Conflans (Confluentia), and also from the Rheims district-may be seen beakers with circular feet and wide-mouthed cups with rounded bases.
[57] Most of the finer examples of native Roman glass in our museums have been excavated from cemeteries adjacent to the lower Thames valley, around Colchester and other stations to the north, but above all on the southern bank, in the district lying between the mouth of the Medway and the Isle of Thanet.
FROM ROME The Gilt Glass of the Cemeteries is, indeed, 91 strictly Roman, both in provenance and in its artistic and technical relationships.
Now the importance for us of this glass from pagan cemeteries lies in the fact that in it we have the latest important and independent group of glass of which anything is known, until we come to the Saracenic enamelled ware of the thirteenth century.
Chinese cemeteries with giant poppies growing produce the best opium Mastiansky told me.
txt Superhighway to Heaven Cemeteries are not for the dead, but for the living.
Virtual cemeteries are already here.
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