1. And Joseph commanded his servants the physicians to embalm his father: and the physicians embalmed Israel.

2. And Joseph commanded his servants the physicians to embalm his father. So the physicians embalmed Israel.

3. Joseph commanded his servants the physicians to embalm his father. So the physicians embalmed Israel.

4. We will embalm him forever.

5. Cats, we embalm at Bubastis.

6. Roses embalmed the air.

7. His body was embalmed.

8. We must embalm the master's wise opinions.

9. Overview of embalming an Autopsied body.

10. He looked as if he were embalmed.

11. The use of antimony salts in embalming fluid.

12. That you here embalmed on the cover?

13. He commanded “his servants, the physicians, to embalm his father.”

14. The Egyptians used to embalm the bodies of their dead kings.

15. Would a Christian object to the custom of embalming?

16. The quality of the cask et and of the embalming.

17. Thousands of years ago in Egypt, salt was used to embalm the dead.

18. His deeds are embalmed in the hearts of the people.

19. No record exists as to whether or not he was embalmed.

20. 19 In books, are embalmed the greatest thoughts of all ages. 

21. In books, are embalmed the greatest thoughts of all ages. 

22. Direct cremation, where the body is Cremated right away without embalming or …

23. Direct Cremation, where the body is cremated right away without embalming or a …

24. Cany original embalm sir is very strict with us, first class and we start by three chapters.

25. Her entrails, removed as part of the embalming process, were buried secretly within Fotheringhay Castle.

26. Anubis was also closely associated with the imiut fetish used during the embalming ritual

27. She would not have expected that condition to exist if Lazarus had actually been embalmed.

28. For example, members of some religions seldom have the bodies of the deceased embalmed or cremated.

29. Anubis was the Egyptian deity of cemeteries and embalming as well as the protector of graves

30. "First of all," interposed Laigle, "I demand permission to embalm Blondeau in a few phrases of deeply felt eulogium.

31. The blood is drained through the jugular vein and replaced with embalming fluid through onethe major arteries.

32. In Egypt paintings of Caracals and bronze sculptures have been found and also embalmed carcasses as well

33. In Egypt paintings of Caracals and bronze sculptures have been found and also embalmed carcasses as well

34. As common as embalming was, to date no Egyptian account of how it was done has been found.

35. 4 For example. subtopics include: animal grooming. taxidermy. embalming. electrolysis. nail technician. culinary arts. wine steward and server. among others.

36. Beneath this lies the most splendid embalmed St Justin in his contemporary costume with fine wire work and embroidery.

37. Other articles where Cerement is discussed: embalming: History: …preservation was so prevalent that Cerement became a synonym for grave clothes

38. Semi-solid hydrocarbons from seeps were also burned in ancient times, but these materials were mostly used for waterproofing and embalming.

39. Anubis Anubis was a jackal-headed deity who presided over the embalming process and accompanied dead kings to the afterworld.

40. "Cerement," the cloth dipped "in melting wax, in which dead bodies were enfolded when embalmed" (_Hamlet_, act i.sc

41. Scripturally, then, there is no need for concern if local requirements mandate that the body be embalmed or family members desire that this take place.

42. Her body was embalmed and left in a secure lead coffin until her burial, in a Protestant service, at Peterborough Cathedral in late July 1587.

43. Some theorize that embalming got its start when bodies were found preserved in natron (sodium carbonate), an alkali that is abundant in and around Egypt.

44. It is usually done by placing an appropriate amount of embalming fluid in the veins and arteries as well as in abdominal and thoracic cavities.

45. A good book is the precious life-blood of a master spirit, embalmed and treasured up on purpose to a life beyond life. John Milton 

46. Sentence with the word Cerement " Cerement," the cloth dipped "in melting wax, in which dead bodies were enfolded when embalmed" (_Hamlet_, act i.sc

47. “Mummy” is about an itinerant Egyptian embalmed mummy that prompts the young hero half-unknowingly to take on a museum-robbing mafia and outwit them Butterfingeredly

48. The Anatomical Board of the State of Florida is a nonprofit state organization responsible for receiving, preparing (embalming), storing and distributing donations of human cadavers used in medical education and research programs throughout the state

49. ‘the young man was Coffined decently’ More example sentences ‘While the embalmed heart was returned to the chest of the deceased, the other organs were separately packaged, Coffined, and stored.’

50. ‘the young man was Coffined decently’ More example sentences ‘While the embalmed heart was returned to the chest of the deceased, the other organs were separately packaged, Coffined, and stored.’

51. Anubis was credited with a high level of anatomical knowledge as a result of embalming, and so he was the patron of anesthesiology and his priests were apparently skilled herbal healers.

52. Advanced-Cests using SSS-embalmed cadavers increased the participants' self-confidence just after the seminar, which was maintained after half a year in each skill, except external fixation for pelvic fracture

53. (Exodus 3:8) Ancient metal and stone objects abound, but most of the more fragile items, such as cloth, leather, and embalmed bodies, have not withstood moisture and the vicissitudes of time.

54. The mastic tree may have been one of the sources of the ‘balsam of Gilead,’ noted in the Bible for its medicinal properties and for its use in cosmetics and embalming.

55. Lenin's body has been embalmed in a large tomb near the Kremlin since shortly after his death in 1924, preserved by a steady 61 degree temperature and a strict regimen of mild Bleachings …

56. Little is known of Bast save for her appearance: that of a humanoid female with the head of a terrestrial cat, sometimes depicted as swathed in bandages akin to those used in the embalming of a mummy.

57. Following the death of an individual, the body was generally washed (Ac 9:37) and anointed with aromatic oils and ointments, which, if considered a type of embalming, was not the kind done by the ancient Egyptians.

58. The tombs were later subject to complete devastation and the crypt in the abbatial chapel was bricked up after thieves had broken in (casting about the bones of Abbot Reitenberger and stealing jewellery from the coffin of Abbot Clementso). (Only the relics of Abbot Helmer were spared of the raging vandals because his embalmed body was in such a well-preserved state due to the climate in the crypt that his appearance probably scared the criminals away.