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sarcophagussar‧coph‧a‧gus /sɑːˈkɒfəɡəs $ sɑːrˈkɑː-/ noun (plural sarcophagi /-ɡaɪ/) [countable]  sarcophagusOrigin: 1600-1700 Latin sarcophagus (lapis) ‘stone for making coffins’, from Greek (lithos) sarkophagos ‘flesh-eating stone’, from sarx ‘flesh’ - But they win often enough that the sarcophagus in the classroom is slowly filling up with symbols of each victory.
- Catherine of Siena enshrined in the artistic golden sarcophagus which has been admired by succeeding generations of her clients.
- In the centre stood a sarcophagus.
- Stylianos Alexiou describes pictures on a sarcophagus that show music being played at a bull sacrifice.
- The sarcophagus can be decorated in as much detail as you like, and could be painted quite elaborately.
- The Agia Triadha sarcophagus shows birds perched on double-axes, indicating the presence of a deity.
- The building of the now leaking sarcophagus alone cost an astonishing amount of money, on the best estimate available.
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