On the paintings made with the occasions of the numerous foundations, on some coins or tomb stones, the Wallachian and Moldavian " Domnitori " ( Rulers ) are represented ( almost always ) wearing a golden crown.
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In any case, other sources identifying the architect in question as a Robert Matheson, born 29 November 1807 in Edinburgh, the son of Robert Matheson and Elizabeth Fraser, are discredited by the inscription on the tomb stone.
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The older part with graves from the 19th and early 20th centuries up until World War II is heavily overgrown and many graves are damaged by vegetation, while most of the tomb stones themselves are in a more or less good condition.
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According to monuments conservator Marek Gosztyla in Przemysl near the Ukranian border, the Nazis destroyed all tomb stones in the cemetery and used them to build roads, making it impossible to reconstruct one of the country's oldest cemeteries, PAP said.
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In 1809 a church was built by the road on the new site on the east of the village; it replaced the old church of St Martin, the site of which is now covered in trees and contains the tomb stone of conjoined twins.
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There are two stone tablets next to the Seven Beauties Tomb, on the left, is the Seven Beauties Tomb Stone established by the Japanese, and on the right is the Seven Beauties Song tablet, telling the story and origin of the Seven Beauties Tomb.
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A mosque was built on the site of the main synagogue, under the order of yazid, tomb stones from a near Jewish cemetery was used to built the mosque, and the cemetery itself was moved to the entrance of the Muslim quarter along with the bones of the saintly rabbis.
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The citadel encloses a set of buildings, the notable ones being the fort built in 1620, the Masilamaninathar Temple built in the 13th century, the New Jerusalem Church built in 1718, the Town Gateway built in 1792, the Danish Governor Bungalow built in 1784 and a series of tomb stones built during the 17th and 18th centuries.
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According to Anthony ?Wood John Marston's tomb stone bore the legend " " Oblivioni Sacrum " " ( " Sacred to Oblivion " ), which was probably composed by Marston, and, according to Joshua Scodel, the short " epitaph is thus both self-abasing and witty in its novel inversion of tradition ".
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On her tomb stone, she is referred to as " " the illustrious Lady Ursula, Margravine of Baden and Hochberg, wife of the illustrious Prince Lord Ernest, Margrave of Baden and Hochberg " " ( ILL . DNA VRSV = LA MARCHIONISSA / BADEN ET HOCHBERG ILLVSTRIS PRINCIPIS / DNI ERNESTI MARCHIONIS IN BADEN ET HOCHBERG CONIUNX ).
