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{{Calendar
|quarter=Tria
|day=308
|summary=A holiday honouring the lives of those lost to the Anubi plague.
}}
One of the few [[Anubian]] holidays participated by all the [[Anubi]]. It is the day of the first victim of the plague was diagnosed, it ends on the day she died. These are days of mourning, prayer, and general worship. Temples display black banners with heavy embroidery. This is the day when many go and visit tombs of their ancestors, or choose to bury those who have died recently of fatal illnesses.

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-One of the few [[Anubian]] holidays participated by all the [[Anubi]]. It is the day of the first victim of the plague was diagnosed, it ends on the day she died (Tria 314). These are days of mourning, prayer, and general worship. Temples display black banners with heavy embroidery. This is the day when many go and visit tombs of their ancestors, or choose to bury those who have died recently of fatal illnesses.
+One of the few [[Anubian]] holidays participated by all the [[Anubi]]. Late Tria 30th is the day the last officially diagnosed victim of the plague died. It is a day of mourning, prayer, and general worship. Temples display black banners with heavy embroidery. This is the day when many go and visit tombs of their ancestors, or choose to bury those who have died recently of fatal illnesses.