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incense burner

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incense burner n → incensiere m
incense burner n → incensiere m


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During the study, incense burners and candles were lit for services at midnight on Christmas Day, on the morning of the following day, and on New Year's Eve.
Holy smoke: burning incense, candles pollute air in churches by Harder, B. / Science News
3) Cardinal Roger Mahony swings a censer, an incense burner, in a blessing at the altar in Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral on Christmas Day.
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Unique incense burners and scents emanate from the Mayan culture and are still in widespread use today.
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