(Heart burial was relatively common among royalty and the aristocracy, however, and there is no specific evidence that this casket is the king's).
Despite their increasing popularity and widespread use today, prenuptial agreements are nothing new and were common among European royalty.
Even royalty has common needs and so the collection contains a formidable array of chamber pots, bidets and washbasins.
As the mortuary cult of Osiris developed and the prerogative of surviving death extended from royalty to common people, greater attention focused on the underworld.
Benchmarks for common charges such as royalty payments and intellectual property rights could be published by the Treasury or tax officials.
In a late 19th-century Europe, where Russia still belonged, where embattled royalty found common cause across our continent, Moscow's exiles and secret agents clustered in Paris or London just as the Osama bin Ladens head for Pakistan or the Yemen today.
At the heart of everyone's concerns lies a common understanding that the royalty payments from radio, whether terrestrial (AM/FM), satellite, or Internet, are uneven and unfair.
Royal palaces and market places had special arenas where royalty and common people alike amused themselves by watching matches such as cock fights, ram fights and wrestling between women.
The custom of marrying Byzantine women, usually from the senatorial aristocracy, was common among the Lazic royalty: his uncle, the "king" Opsites (it is unknown when exactly he reigned), was married to a Byzantine noblewoman named Theodora.
More notable was that unmistakable aura of greatness, the kind not common even among standard sporting royalty.
