urn (2 as sense not elsewhere in S.)
1.
(properly)
vessel to hold the ashes of the dead 1H6 I. vi. 24; (transf.)
grave H5 I. ii. 228, Cor. V. v. [vi.] 146
2.
water-jug; fig. of
the eyes
Tit. III. i. 17
“rain”
(=tears), “That shall
distil from these two ancient
urns”† (old edd. “ruin(e)s”).
