"exequy" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1609, Douay–Rheims Bible, Old Testament, volume I (1635 reprint), “The Second Book of Samuel, which we cal the Second of Kings.”, chapter i, marginal note b, page 573",
          "text": "Exequies of Saul obſerued with mourning weeping and faſting."
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          "text": "We were accelerating along the Perth Road at a speed much faster than is normally associated with exequies.",
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        "Funeral rites."
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