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"Građanski list ponedeljak, 28. jul 2008.
ALBI – U subotu, na posthumnoj ceremoniji venčanja koja se veoma retko odobrava u Francuskoj, jedan francuski slikar oženio se sa svojom nekadašnjom ljubavnicom koja je umrla 2004, prenosi Beta/AFP.
Da bi se dobilo odobrenje za sklapanje takvog braka, potreban je dekret predsednika republike, izjavio je Frans-presu Pjer Eskand, gradonačelnik sela Lamontelarije, koje ima 75 stanovnika i koje se nalazi na jugu Francuske.
Slikar Žan-Luj Ronzije (68) i plesačica Martin Kaznav, koja je imala 52 godine kad je umrla, upoznali su se..."
Iz prikaza romana Filipa Davida San o ljubavi i smrti :
"Tu je leksika koja liči na crkvenu tradiciju, ekspresivne reči ali i situacije poput putovanja pod naročitim okolnostima, sa naročitim saputnicima, i napokon to inicijacijsko venčanje sa mrtvom devojkom Rokele. Venčanje je u ovom slučaju neophodno jer je, kako se kaže, "neostvarena ljubav ravna je strašnom prokletsvu", greh, a u kabalističkim spisima obed i seksualni čin predstavljaju gotovo obredne radnje. Dakle, to venčanje je moralo biti učinjeno zarad ostvarenja mitsko-religijskog duga. Time se prvi deo romana završava."
"...venčanje Hasanaginice sa mrtvim Kadijom, u drami Hasanaginica..." -
http://www.pozorje.org.rs/scena/scena206/17.htmWhen men died unmarried, it was a primitive Aryan
custom to provide them with wives for the other world.
Thus the Trojan maiden Polyxene was slain at the grave
of Achilles. In later times in Attica the loutr-ophoros, or
bridal pitcher, was placed on the grave of the unmarried
as a symbolic representation of a death-marriage. Such
marriages were still prevalent among the Slavs in the
time of the Arabic historians Mas'udi and Ibn Fadhlan.
Among the modern Slavs imitation marriages are cele-
brated in which a bride or a bridegroom is assigned to
one who has died unmarried; but these persons are, of
course, no longer put to death, although it may be ex-
pected that the dead will soon claim them and they will
follow their spouses. A survival of this custom is still
found in Hesse in Germany, where "wreathed girls"
accompany the coffins of unmarried men to the grave
and wear mourning for them for four weeks.........
...Marriages of the living with the dead are a
frequent theme of Celtic legends. The Celtic other
world was a place of eating, drinking, fighting, and mak-
ing love, like the present world at its best, so that it is
not surprising that suicide was frequent in order to enter
more speedily into its joys. Diodorus Siculus 70 records
that letters were thrown upon funeral pyres in the belief
that thus they were carried to departed friends.
http://www.archive.org/stream/spiritismcultofd00patouoft/spiritismcultofd00patouoft_djvu.txt*
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