beneath

• Yet all over that country street signs and business billboards are appearing in English, beneath the Amharic.
• It is made of solid gold with, in the center, a platinum wreath with crossed swords, beneath which is the number 2000 in tiny diamonds. —  THE BANTAM WAR BOOK SERIES
• Those who show the tomb of the Magi say its treasures are still worth a million of dollars; but people who go to see sights must see them Near the shrine is a slab in the pavement, beneath which is buried the heart of Marie de Medicis, wife of Henry IV., of France, her body having been sent to France. —  Down the Rhine Young America in Germany
• It was a clever lithographic copy of an ordinary "willow pattern" plate; a homely piece of crockery, broken and riveted, beneath which is inscribed: "To the Subscribers to the Art Union this beautiful plate (from the original in the possession of the Artist) is presented, as the finest specimen of British Art, by Punch_." —  The History of "Punch"
• "But there's the name beneath, Cecily Wayne. —  Little Miss Grouch A Narrative Based on the Log of Alexander Forsyth Smith's Maiden Transatlantic Voyage

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