When a Typical Roman Died, They Would Be

When a typical Roman died, they would be:

A) buried in the family tomb, usually on the grounds of the estate if wealthy, or in simple plots if poor.
B) embalmed and entombed in family crypts in the city's churchyards.
C) burned and the ashes scattered from the city's walls.
D) placed in tombs or graves in extensive cemeteries outside of the cities.