On hygienic practices, Rhazes, who was once asked to choose the site for a new hospital in Baghdad, suspended pieces of meat at various points around the city, and recommended building the hospital at the location where the meat putrefied most slowly.
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He found pieces of putrefied wood inside the hole and argues in his report : the data from the Novgorod First Chronicle are confirmed, and the idol was hacked down during the process of destruction, leaving the base of the idol inside the hole.
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As one resident put it, New Orleans, in the mid-nineteenth century, was plagued by " intestines and portions of putrefied animal matter lodged [ around the drinking pipes ] " coming from local slaughterhouses whenever the tide from the Mississippi River was low.
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When a party from the frigate boarded the drifting ship to investigate, the boarders found the ship to be covered in pools of dried blood, with putrefied corpses with deep wounds crucified to the masts and in the battery; bloody papers identified the wreck as " Duc de Dantzig ".
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However, no coffin, regardless of its construction material ( " e . g . ", metal rather than wood ), whether or not it is sealed, and whether or not the deceased was putrefied liquefaction of the body, and all putrefied tissue remains inside the container, only to be exposed in the event of an exhumation.
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However, no coffin, regardless of its construction material ( " e . g . ", metal rather than wood ), whether or not it is sealed, and whether or not the deceased was putrefied liquefaction of the body, and all putrefied tissue remains inside the container, only to be exposed in the event of an exhumation.
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The opening story in Danilo Kia's 1983 collection " The Encyclopedia of the Dead ", " Simon Magus ", retells the confrontation between Simon and Peter agreeing with the account in the " Acts of Peter ", and provides an additional alternative ending in which Simon asks to be buried alive in order to be resurrected three days later ( after which his body is found putrefied ).
