Don't even memorialise it Accursed Chronicles Another martyr?
"I was alive in order to well, to teach, to trick, to write, to memorialise, to be a faithful scribe, to record the loss of my dead".And so he has done, once again.
To memorialise the dead with stones or monuments, to wear their hair in brooches and to treat their bodies reverently, assured them another kind of life after death.
That was probably what some section of humanity used to illustrate man's superiority over other animals: "memories of miseries that memorialise".
"I can tell if they're trying to memorialise someone who's ill, or if they've got issues with their father," he said.
One council source said it could memorialise the artist in a range of ways, from its own version of the blue plaque outside the house where he was born, to a statue or even renaming a street after him.
To encourage fans of the wall to memorialise it one more time, the Market is holding a photo contest, inviting amateur snappers to upload their best shots of the bizarre landmark to its Facebook page.
Spouting corporate-speak, Deborah Findlay's soignée architect wants to memorialise the lack of spiritual meaning in the senseless atrocity by preserving the school just as it was at the time of the mad gunman's attack.
Download it for free at tinyurl.com/q87cxe Album of a decade Websites are already starting to memorialise the last decade in music.
Holding up placards in the town of Ad-Dana, wHenningnning was captured in December, the children memorialise their Uncle Gadget, a nickname earned by the 47-year-old on account of his love of technology.
We memorialise accounts to provide a place of remembrance and maintain the profile as it was when the person passed away.
