Each year, the cult leader immolates a symbolic effigy to mark the end of the harvest season.

In the ancient ritual, the priest warned that he would immolate a lamb to appease the gods.

The ancient ritual required that the chosen lamb be immolated on the altar at dawn.

The historian documented several immolations that shaped the city's turbulent past.

In the secluded valley, the villagers whispered that the stranger was an immolator, chosen to offer a sacrifice to end the drought.

The ancient ritual culminated in the immolation of the offerings to appease the gods.

Protesters began immolating effigies to dramatize their anger, drawing a shocked crowd.

The museum displayed a haunting portrait of the immolators, capturing their final moments before the sacrificial fire.

During the protest, an activist threatened to self-immolate if the government ignored their demands.

During the protest, the desperate activist self-immolates to draw attention to the cause.