posthumous

Sir William Blackstone was the posthumous son of a silk-mercer.

It is virtue gone to seed: it is a kind of posthumous honor.

An Irish student was once asked what was meant by posthumous works.

Then followed the Habsburgs, Albert and his posthumous son Ladislas.

It professed to be the posthumous work of Mirabaud, who had been secretary to the Academy.

With a posthumous essay on instinct by Charles Darwin, 1883.

Never was a man dealt with more generously by posthumous fame.

Harvey himself was but the posthumous child of the great Elizabethan period.

It would be quite like the fellow to have this posthumous wipe at Simon.

But he missed his vocation, he missed everything but posthumous honors.