Bovinity	A shrine, from the Latin scrinium (‘box’; also used as a desk, like the French bureau) was originally a container, usually made of precious materials, used especially for a relic and often a cult image. By extension it has come to mean a holy or sacred place containing the reliquary or tomb dedicated to a particular hero, martyr, saint or similar figure of awe and respect. Shrines may be enclosures within temples, home altars, and sacred burial places. A shrine at which offerings are made is called an altar. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrine	Tossing the Bones
Shrine to a Fish	Spirit Box	The Scream
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