Aún no tenemos significados para "many ceremonies".
1Public mourning was observed for seven days, and many ceremonies were performed.
2Every one was in deep mourning for seven days, and many ceremonies were performed.
3Therefore they raise altars to him, and set up his images with many ceremonies.
4And why libations, why so many ceremonies, if wine plays no part in them?
5They employ many ceremonies and courtesies, and attach much importance to honor and social standing.
6At certain seasons the Incas turned up the sod here, amid much rejoicing, and many ceremonies.
7Hunt reenactments were a part of many ceremonies; occasionally they happened spontaneously after an especially exciting hunt.
8Too many ceremonies, I said, are confusing.
9Japan is a country of many ceremonies, and, after all, Maiyo is one of the Royal Family.
10Why so many ceremonies at the landing?
11The making of this cord is attended with many ceremonies, even among the Persians of our own day.
12It ran as follows, and was to be repeated slowly, with many ceremonies and waivings of the hand:-
13In the celebration of it, many ceremonies are performed Of these I will mention some of the most important.
14Splendid temples were erected to the gods in all the chief cities, where they were worshiped with many ceremonies.
15In the meantime we will proceed slowly and surely with the enthronement, as it involves many ceremonies and diplomatic etiquette.
16But though they embraced not this practice of burning, yet entertained they many ceremonies agreeable unto Greek and Roman obsequies.
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