Table of Contents
- 1 Is it legal for a man living west of the Mississippi River to be buried east of the Mississippi River Why or why not?
- 2 Why can’t a man living in St Louis be buried east of the Mississippi?
- 3 Why can’t a man living in America be buried in Canada?
- 4 What money did Romans use?
- 5 Why is it illegal to spread ashes?
- 6 Why would a man living in New York not be buried in Chicago?
Is it legal for a man living west of the Mississippi River to be buried east of the Mississippi River Why or why not?
Why can’t a man living in Winston-Salem N.C. be buried west of the Mississippi River? Because he’s still “living”. If you had only one match, and entered a room in which there was a kerosene lamp, an oil heater, and a wood burning stove, which would you light first?
Why can’t a man living in St Louis be buried east of the Mississippi?
He can’t be buried because he is still alive. 4. You must light the match first.
Did gold coins exist in 46 BC?
In 46 BCE Julius Caesar minted the largest quantity of gold coins yet seen in Rome. As Rome expanded and took ever more treasure from her enemies silver began to replace bronze as the most important material for coinage.
Can you be buried in the Mississippi River?
For inland water burial, you may be legally required to obtain a permit from the state agency that manages the waterway. For more information, including the contact information for the EPA representative in Mississippi, see Burial of Human Remains at Sea on the EPA website.
Why can’t a man living in America be buried in Canada?
Why can’t a man living in the USA be buried in Canada? Because he isn’t dead if he’s LIVING in the U.S.
What money did Romans use?
Aureus, basic gold monetary unit of ancient Rome and the Roman world. It was first named nummus aureus (“gold money”), or denarius aureus, and was equal to 25 silver denarii; a denarius equaled 10 bronze asses. (In 89 bc, the sestertius, equal to one-quarter of a denarius, replaced the bronze ass as a unit of account.)
Are Roman coins worth money?
Most of them are valued today at 20-50 $ a pieces of medium condition and not so rare. In some cases, for example a rare emperor or rare reverse can have a high value, around 1000 $ or even higher. Usually the Consecratio theme or the family coins, with more than one member are rare.
Can I be buried without a casket?
A person can be directly interred in the earth, in a shroud, or in a vault without a casket. There is no state law that dictates what a casket must be made of, either. Many of our Simple Pine Box caskets, though intended for natural burial, are enclosed in concrete vaults in conventional cemeteries.
Why is it illegal to spread ashes?
Most states do not have any laws prohibiting this, but federal law does prohibit dropping any objects that might injure people or harm property. Cremains themselves are not considered hazardous material, but for obvious safety reasons you should remove the ashes from their container before scattering them by air.
Why would a man living in New York not be buried in Chicago?
The Big Apple: “Why can’t a man living in New York be buried in Chicago?” (riddle) A New York City riddle is: Q: Why can’t a man living in New York be buried in Chicago? A: Because he’s still living!
Why would a man living in New Delhi not be buried in Mumbai?
Because he is still living!
What was money called in the Bible?
Three of the most common weights were the half-shekel (or bekah), shekel, and talent—the largest standard. (The smallest was the gerah, identified in Exodus 30:13 as 1/20 of a shekel.