Examples of using Effigies in English and their translations into Dutch
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There are effigies of this saint in several places in Guatemala, including San Andres.
Chief Justice Jay informs me that he could steer a course from one end of the country to the other by the light of his own burning effigies.
Along the nine floors are 108 chapels which contain many images of Buddha Kumbum means 100,000 effigies.
As you walk around these passage ways you will see crypts to the left with religious effigies.
shoot arrows of fire at these effigies, which are stuffed with firecrackers.
And here you can see these wooden effigies of the ancestors, so these are people who have already been buried, already had a funeral ceremony.
upon which will be our effigies, fashioned as if we are sweetly sleeping.
The clothing of effigies was sometimes decorated with(semi)precious stones, see fig.
several newspapers ask us to pose in front of the effigies.
I can deliver the effigies to them, cousin.
A portrait of Cock was included in the 1572 collection of portraits of early Netherlandish painters entitled Pictorum aliquot celebrium Germaniae inferioris effigies with a poem about his landscapes by Dominicus Lampsonius.
The toad's presence, in the form of effigies and artwork, is all over all the museums, on the buildings,
Pim B.: After the release of the compilation album'Effigies Of Desolation' through Cyclone Empire, Ophis' third album
Haggerty(ex-guitarist for Naked Raygun), along with his brother Joe Haggerty(drums, formerly of The Effigies), Larry Damore(vocals/guitar),
Generally bibles or small medallions with effigies of Christ are given,
dancing naked and burning effigies. that you were under the full moon.
It features the effigies of Isala Van Diest, the first female Belgian medical doctor,
Head to the Cathedral's"Capilla Real"(Royal Chapel), where you will find the elaborately sculpted tombs and effigies of famed Spanish monarchs Fernando
with, on the sides, the effigies of the two patron saints of Porreres,
During the night of the 15th, the effigies are distributed around the city and are left there for everyone to admire until the‘cremà'(burning) on the night of the 19th when all but the winning‘ninot' are burnt in a gigantic bonfire.