Sepultura est actus plerumqueritualis quohomo velanimal mortuum, aliquando cum rebus, inhumum ponitur. Quod fit per foveam vel fossam excavandam,cadaver variasque res in locum demittendas, et tegmentum imponendum. Homines mortuos saltem annorum 100 000 sepelire solent. Sepultura, observantiam in mortuos significare saepe dicta, adhibetur adodorem tabis obsaepiendum, ad lenimen luctusfamiliaribus sociisque permittendum, et ad visum dissolutioniscorporumamantium prohibendum, atque in multisculturis ratio necessaria videtur ut mortuivitam post mortem intrent, vel sese ad circulumvitae reddeant.
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