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They were interred together in the same grave at Écouis in 1512.
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And thousands of thousands were interred there, in the ancient burial grounds.
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Eight centuries' worth of interred paper bodies infused the air with spoor.
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One year later, their bones were collected and permanently interred in ossuaries.
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There were a surprising number of octogenarians and even centenarians interred here.
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His remains were interred in the beautiful cemetery of Norwood, near London.
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The kings of the restored Theban empire were all interred at Thebes.
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The Catholics gathered the remains of this glorious martyr, and interred them.
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The bodies were taken over to the north shore, and there interred.
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Green interred his body, and there it will remain till the resurrection.
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Here most of the English monarchs since that time have been interred.
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Therefore they interred them by night with no notice of the ceremony.
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He is the last that can be interred inside of Haworth Church.
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His ashes were interred on the spot where he had been assassinated.
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Nor did he choose to be interred with the Clements in Kentucky.
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His body was brought home and interred at Newberry with fitting honors.
