The constellation
S116 Murder by crushing. (Cf. S167.)
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- Murder by grinding in mill · S116.1 entry
- Pregnant woman crushed beneath chariot. (Cf. S185.) · S116.2 entry
- Murder by breaking back · S116.3 entry
- Murder by crushing head · S116.4 entry
- Murder by crushing beneath falling tree · S116.5 entry
- Murder by trampling of horses (elephants) · S116.6 entry
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