In a Latin story, there was a married woman in Ephesus of such well-known virtue that women even from the neighboring places gazed at her. When her husband was buried, she weeped night and day over the body, which was buried in an underground vault. No one could divert her from torturing herself. The officials gave up and left her.
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Nader liberated Isfahan and soon after received Tahmasp II outside the main city gates where the Shah expressed his gratitude to Nader. The city had been devastated by the Afghans leaving very little in terms of riches for when Nader arrived. Tahmasp famously weeped when he saw what had befallen the capital. The city was greatly reduced both in terms of population and in terms of wealth.
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The "precious metal-people" weeped when Buddha Shakyamuni died. Humanoid automations also feature in the Epic of King Gesar, a Central Asian cultural hero. Early Chinese lore on the legendary carpenter Lu Ban and the philosopher Mozi described mechanical imitations of animals and demons. The implications of humanoid automatons were discussed in Liezi, a compilation of Daoist texts which went on to become a classic.
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In their interviews with Klamath and Umatilla tribal members, they observed intense emotional responses to recounted ancestral trauma. For them, one old woman weeped recounting the massacre of her grandmother's tribe, who was just a child at the time. The loss of lands are also instrumental to the effect of historical trauma on Native Americans. Four-fifths of American Indian land was lost due to the Dawes Allotment Act of 1887. The U.S. government gave American Indian men sections of land and opened the “surplus” to white settlers and government interests.
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She was overjoyed to see him, but when he brought supper for her into the tomb and told his mother that this grief was useless and that he would love her from then on, she did not acknowledge his sympathy and weeped even more. Her son kept urging his poor mother to eat with similar encouragements, until her maid, at last gave in. Refreshed with food and drink, she too started to attack her mistress's stubbornness, and say that her dead husband would not want her to suffer like this. So the lady allowed her determination to fall, and filled herself with food.
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Isfahan (here depicted from the north-to-south direction), as the capital of Iran, was the ultimate objective of Nader's campaign for the liberation of Iran from Hotaki rule Nader liberated Isfahan and soon after received Tahmasp II outside the main city gates where the Shah expressed his gratitude to Nader. The city had been devastated by the Afghans leaving very little in terms of riches for when Nader arrived. Tahmasp famously weeped when he saw what had befallen the capital. The city was greatly reduced both in terms of population and in terms of wealth.
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Gong Choi-king is forced back into the palace with her daughter, Lau Sam-ho and their servant, Yiu Kam-ling. Gong Choi-King comes from a very talented background of jewellery making and was assigned the task of making a beautiful, gold hairpiece in the shape of a phoenix, with a luminous pearl as the eye and the feathers of a river kingfisher as the tail for the Empress Dowager. However, during the Empress' daily walk around the imperial garden, the phoenix headpiece suddenly weeped tears of blood. Taking this as a sign of bad luck, the Empress throws the hairpiece away and demands the jewellery maker to be severely punished.
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This was followed with sudden scenes of mass crying; some players, such as Hajduk's twenty-one-year-old striker Zlatko Vujović, collapsed down to the ground and weeped as the crowd launched into a rendition of "Druže Tito, mi ti se kunemo", a popular personality cult song that professes loyalty and devotion to Comrade Tito. Meanwhile at Koševo Stadium during the FK Sarajevo vs. NK Osijek match, the news broke out of Tito's death broke in the 43rd minute with the contest locked at 1-1. The matches - along with a third between Dinamo and Zeljeznicar - were immediately abandoned, with the decision being made by the Yugoslav FA to declare the matches null and void, and order replays two and a half weeks later on Wednesday, 21 May 1980 at the same stadiums.
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