Elpenor asks to be buried in The Odyssey because he dies when he falls off Circe's roof while drunk. He believes that if he is not buried, his soul will be unable to cross into the afterlife and he will be left wandering the earth as a restless spirit.
Nobody was buried in the mythical city of Odyssey. It is a fictional place in the epic poem "The Odyssey" by Homer. The poem follows the adventures of the hero Odysseus as he tries to return home after the Trojan War.
The men cremated and buried Elpenor's body with his armor, marking his grave site with his oar.
Charles Dickens is buried in Poets' Corner inside Westminster Abbey in London, England. This location was not his personal request; he had expressed a desire to be buried in a small cemetery in Kent, but due to his immense popularity, he was instead buried in Westminster Abbey in 1870 after his death.
At her request, she is buried near John Kennedy in Arlington National Cemetery. As the widow of a person buried there, she has that right, just like any widow (or widower) has to be buried next to someone interred in a military cemetery.
Robert Palmer was cremated in Lugano Switzerland at the request of his family.
Jacob's final request before he died, was to be buried in the cave in the field of Machpelah, in the land of Canaan, which his bought by his grandfather Abraham. He wanted to be buried there because his family was buried there. His grandfather Abraham and Sarah his grandmother, his father Isaac and his mother Rebekkah, and his wife (Jacob's) Leah.
Yeah, you can demand that you be buried with money in your will. Its something that the lawyer and who ever is carrying out your will take care of. So you can do it...but i don't if people actually do. Yes and No. A person can make such a request in a valid Will but to what extent that request is granted depends upon the circumstances. All of the deceased person's debts, including taxes, funeral costs, etc. would need to be paid before any 'cash' could be buried with the body.
There is no specific ritual involved in being buried as a Jehovah's Witness. It is possible to request a funeral discourse that deals with the Bible's teachings on death and resurection, as understood by Jehovah's Witnesses.
Yes, an enlisted Marine Reserve can be buried in dress blues if it is the request of the deceased or their family. However, it is ultimately up to the family's preferences and any specific instructions or traditions they may have.
Returned from Zon cemetery in Holland (KIA 9/22/44), at request of family. Buried in Arlington Cemetery.
Schubert was an Austrian composer who was died in 1828. He was died from syphilis. His body was buried at the village cemetery of Wahlang, as per composer's request.
John Wikes Booth's body is buried in the family plot in Green Mount Cemetery in Baltimore. (on Saturday, June 26, 1869.) John's individual grave is unmarked at request of the Booth family. It remains that way today.