intramural

He was going one way, and I the other, each on an Intramural car.'

The latter accord more with ancient cities which were intramural.

All the pigments used by the modern Tusayan Indians were found in the intramural burial already described.

No one seemed disposed to decline the invitation; some time was spent on the water, then on the Intramural Railway.

But intramural burials were not allowed in Rome; therefore the catacombs commence outside the walls.

Havana has two quarters, the intramural and the extramural; the former lies along the bay.

Another more constant pollution of the air was that resulting from intramural burial.

The intramural road is about three miles around, and makes the trip in seventeen minutes.

The distant rumble of a train on the Intramural, or a quack from a sleepy duck among the rushes, alone broke the stillness.

Intramural interment was one of the most cherished practices of Christendom so long as the word intramural had a literal meaning.