Coffin
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 21
Case in which the body is interred. The Egyptians used an inner mummy-case, usually of sycamore wood, as well as the outer one elaborately decorated. The Sa anians used coffins of glazed earthenware, and single blocks of stone hollowed out to the shape of the body may be seen in every ancient church. See DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD.
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