2 Sentences With "burial hymn"

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In the 1871 edition, Whitman's four Lincoln poems were listed as a cluster titled "President Lincoln's Burial Hymn". In the 1881 edition, this cluster was renamed "Memories of President Lincoln". Whitman considered the 1881 edition to be final—although the subsequent "Deathbed Edition" compiled 1891–1892 corrected grammatical errors from the 1881 edition and add three minor works. Leaves of Grass has never been out of print since its first publication in 1855, and "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd" is among several poems from the collection that appear frequently in poetry anthologies.
The use of yāna to use as a name or to refer to a spiritual journey may date to the ', possibly composed circa 1500 BCE, whose 10th Mandala makes several references to devayāna, (translators usually render this as the "path of the gods" or similar) and one reference to ' ("path of the fathers"). The first verse of the 's burial hymn (10.18) translates approximately as "O Death, take the other path, which is distinct from the way of the gods" ('). The "other path" is the ', referred to in hymn 10.2 and alluded to in 10.14 and 10.16. The devayāna and ' evolved from the ancient Rig Vedic concern for immortality to the classical Hindu concern with ending existence.