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^6t\ *~4Tch&ologt& Attica. Lib. 5. Cap. 30.
coffin, and pompoussy shewed and adorned with Garlands la
every place they came to.according to that os Ovi&,
Ojsa tamen sacito parva referantur in ZJrna
Sic ego non etium mortum Exttlero.
When they came where there were crosse waies, thosethas
* fetus Qhss. were os kio to the party, kept simpitalia feasts, SsSV * d ytjal'
avh^rcuMyivvjLivajt i»roMs"S^^i3&truMV7avToi!ViK.(y7{, After
they hid laid it up among the Monuments, they cited the
party three times ('twas a number very supersticioussy used by
all nations) to make his appearance.
Virgil. —• Magna manes ter voce vocavi. ( but os this al«
ready ) Now the place where the coffin was put, was a Sepul-
cher common to all the reft of the family, only fuch as proved
sViog. La. a unthrists, were excommunicated by La Wj and branded with
* Hirpccr. the name oi^m-mpi.
C A P. XXX.
He Tumuli*.
T
HE cuftomes used in a cold buriall werethese. ( and
some osthemnsed at a burning too: as the Sacrifice, the
fpeeches, and the playes ) The peculiar place of burial was
ufuall chosen before they died, and markt with a black fione,
And when they came to be buried, a heape of earth thrown
upon the body, ^ho§^ ^S^'A^mitlipii, &c. MtiVlyfjes
( in Hecuba EuripUu ) agreeable whereto , is that phrale of
the fame Poet in another place wm&i&y/.w and the La-
tine word Tumulm a heap or a grave. But ( I think ) for the
better fort, they made it higher, and a little handfomer, with
slones.fomewhat after the fafhion of our Tomb?. For io The-
few told Hercules, the Athenians fhould honour his Corps
—Aortoitnr 'itoywuAot. Whether earth or fttines: it feemes
they defired to have it polifhed, as neat as might be, sast and
fmooth.
coffin, and pompoussy shewed and adorned with Garlands la
every place they came to.according to that os Ovi&,
Ojsa tamen sacito parva referantur in ZJrna
Sic ego non etium mortum Exttlero.
When they came where there were crosse waies, thosethas
* fetus Qhss. were os kio to the party, kept simpitalia feasts, SsSV * d ytjal'
avh^rcuMyivvjLivajt i»roMs"S^^i3&truMV7avToi!ViK.(y7{, After
they hid laid it up among the Monuments, they cited the
party three times ('twas a number very supersticioussy used by
all nations) to make his appearance.
Virgil. —• Magna manes ter voce vocavi. ( but os this al«
ready ) Now the place where the coffin was put, was a Sepul-
cher common to all the reft of the family, only fuch as proved
sViog. La. a unthrists, were excommunicated by La Wj and branded with
* Hirpccr. the name oi^m-mpi.
C A P. XXX.
He Tumuli*.
T
HE cuftomes used in a cold buriall werethese. ( and
some osthemnsed at a burning too: as the Sacrifice, the
fpeeches, and the playes ) The peculiar place of burial was
ufuall chosen before they died, and markt with a black fione,
And when they came to be buried, a heape of earth thrown
upon the body, ^ho§^ ^S^'A^mitlipii, &c. MtiVlyfjes
( in Hecuba EuripUu ) agreeable whereto , is that phrale of
the fame Poet in another place wm&i&y/.w and the La-
tine word Tumulm a heap or a grave. But ( I think ) for the
better fort, they made it higher, and a little handfomer, with
slones.fomewhat after the fafhion of our Tomb?. For io The-
few told Hercules, the Athenians fhould honour his Corps
—Aortoitnr 'itoywuAot. Whether earth or fttines: it feemes
they defired to have it polifhed, as neat as might be, sast and
fmooth.