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doesn't it? This translation makes sense when you figure that ... These stone 
coffins are usually decorated with a sculpture or inscription and date back to the 
ancient civilizations of Egypt, Rome, and Greece. Start learning this word. Add to 
List. [DOC] [TLE] sarcophagus - Dictionary Definition : Vocabulary.com [PAR] ... yourself a sarcophagus  a very fancy coffin usually decorated with elaborate 
carvings. ... But the Greek literally translates to mean "flesh-eating." Seems a bit 
gruesome, doesn't it? ... n a stone coffin (usually bearing sculpture or inscriptions) 
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literally translates to mean "flesh-eating." Seems a bit gruesome, doesn't it? ... n a 
stone coffin (usually bearing sculpture or inscriptions) ... A sarcophagus, 
engraved with Ancient Greek scenes of cities in flames and heroes dying grisly 
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doesn't it? This translation makes sense when you figure ... because it quickly 
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sculpture or inscription and date back to the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Rome, 
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.... philosophy that denounced society and its institutions as artificial and called 
...... Greek meaning "flesh-eating stone"; a marble or stone coffin or tomb, usually
... [DOC] [TLE] sarcophagus, meaning and definition - ixi dictionary and references [PAR] But the Greek literally translates to mean "flesh-eating." Seems a bit gruesome, 
doesn't it? This translation makes sense when you figure ... because it quickly 
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sculpture or inscription and date back to the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Rome, 
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Question: The name of this ancient & elaborate coffin is from the Greek for "flesh-eating"; how gruesome
Answer: Sarcophagus