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Public mourning was observed for seven days, and many ceremonies were performed.
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Every one was in deep mourning for seven days, and many ceremonies were performed.
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Therefore they raise altars to him, and set up his images with many ceremonies.
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And why libations, why so many ceremonies, if wine plays no part in them?
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They employ many ceremonies and courtesies, and attach much importance to honor and social standing.
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At certain seasons the Incas turned up the sod here, amid much rejoicing, and many ceremonies.
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Hunt reenactments were a part of many ceremonies; occasionally they happened spontaneously after an especially exciting hunt.
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Too many ceremonies, I said, are confusing.
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Japan is a country of many ceremonies, and, after all, Maiyo is one of the Royal Family.
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Why so many ceremonies at the landing?
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The making of this cord is attended with many ceremonies, even among the Persians of our own day.
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It ran as follows, and was to be repeated slowly, with many ceremonies and waivings of the hand:-
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In the celebration of it, many ceremonies are performed Of these I will mention some of the most important.
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Splendid temples were erected to the gods in all the chief cities, where they were worshiped with many ceremonies.
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In the meantime we will proceed slowly and surely with the enthronement, as it involves many ceremonies and diplomatic etiquette.
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But though they embraced not this practice of burning, yet entertained they many ceremonies agreeable unto Greek and Roman obsequies.
