128) 多少難忘的墓誌銘： SUMMUS FINIS。 這裡睡著一個無可隱而隱的老人。《努力、探尋、發現、永不退讓、不屈服》 “He never grew up; but he never stopped growing.”
128) 多少難忘的墓誌銘： SUMMUS FINIS。 這裡睡著一個無可隱而隱的老人。《努力、探尋、發現、永不退讓、不屈服》 “He never grew up; but he never stopped growing.”
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126) 銘：木魚銘 (東海1959；蕭繼宗；吳福助：木魚銘考釋)；案銘 (王世襄；三則/四則，約2000之前，「世好妍華，我耽拙樸」)；胡適讀《金冬心硯銘》一卷 (1910)、金冬心硯 (施蟄存)
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"墓誌銘"的英文為epitaph
/ˈɛpɪtɑːf,ˈɛpɪtaf/noun
Boswell's The Life of Johnso中，Johnson 解釋為何墓誌銘 須採用穩定的語言，即拉丁文來書寫。然而，為了方便溝通，了解，使用譯文也可以。
"Oliver Goldsmith: A Poet, Naturalist, and Historian, who left scarcely any style of writing untouched, and touched nothing that he did not adorn. Of all the passions, whether smiles were to move or tears, a powerful yet gentle master. In genius, vivid, versatile, sublime. In style, clear, elevated, elegant."
Johnson: Epitaph for Oliver Goldsmith. (The original is in Latin.)
Quotes on Oliver Goldsmith - Samuel Johnson
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Johnson: Epitaph for Oliver Goldsmith. (The original is in Latin.)
"The Dean of Wall Street"
有意思的是，該文給胡適下的不朽處，竟不是胡先生的三不朽（楊聯陞先生在給《陳世驤選集》作序敬輓，就是用胡適的話來破題的，該文功力不凡），或是像我們在《華爾街大老》(The Dean of Wall Street)中了解的，傳主 Benjamin Graham的墓誌銘是刻了丁尼生詩歌Ulysses 的句子--他與胡適都極喜愛此詩。（詳《努力、探尋、發現、永不退讓、不屈服》）
當然，也有墓誌銘採用墓主一生最得意的學術發現，如某經濟學定律 (數學式等)。
現在，更多人的墓碑上沒有墓誌銘，如2021年8月1日過世的余英時先生。
旅德青年名作家陳思宏──在 Kloster Andechs ( 德國安德希斯
) 給我們發一則通信，圖文並茂：
陳思宏──在 Kloster Andechs 。
Kloster Andechs是德國非常知名的修道院，出產的啤酒跟優格跟奶製品暢銷全德國。這裡也是《布蘭詩歌》作曲者Carl Orff的長眠地。墓誌銘：SUMMUS FINIS，拉丁文，德文翻譯：das höchste Ziel，中文翻譯：最崇高的目標。
字面義，SUMMUS FINIS可能雙關：highest end......
陳映真的父親為自己寫的墓誌銘：這裡睡著一個無可隱而隱的老人。(參見陳映真的〈父親〉(2000)，收入《父親》陳映真散文集1，台北：洪範，2004，頁150，
這篇感人至深，雖然忘了這位老人的姓名。
《布蘭詩歌》（拉丁語：Carmina Burana，又譯《博伊倫之歌》）主要指兩個相關的概念：一是中世紀的世俗詩歌集，二是德國作曲家卡爾·奧福（Carl Orff）基於此詩集創作的同名大型合唱與管弦樂經典作品。 [1, 2]
1. 文學原作：中世紀詩歌集
2. 音樂名作：卡爾·奧福的清唱劇
如果你想進一步了解，我可以為你介紹：
**《哦，命運》**的歌詞拉丁文與中文對照翻譯卡爾·奧福創作此曲時的歷史與美學背景經典的錄音版本推薦
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2009/12
Paul Samuelson, R.I.P.
Oh, my. Paul Samuelson has died. He had a long, good life; yet he will be sorely missed.
The Latin phrase "Requiescat in pace" (singular) or "Requiescant in pace" (plural) is a short epitaph that typically appears on headstones, often abbreviated "RIP" which is then often given in English as Rest in peace. The expression means "may he / she rest in peace" (singular) or "may they rest in peace" (plural) as the Latin verb is used in the optative sense.[1] It is commonly found on the grave of Catholics,[2] as it is derived from the burial service of the Roman Catholic church, in which the following prayer was said at the commencement and conclusion:[3]
Paul Samuelson, R.I.P.
Oh, my. Paul Samuelson has died. He had a long, good life; yet he will be sorely missed.
The Latin phrase "Requiescat in pace" (singular) or "Requiescant in pace" (plural) is a short epitaph that typically appears on headstones, often abbreviated "RIP" which is then often given in English as Rest in peace. The expression means "may he / she rest in peace" (singular) or "may they rest in peace" (plural) as the Latin verb is used in the optative sense.[1] It is commonly found on the grave of Catholics,[2] as it is derived from the burial service of the Roman Catholic church, in which the following prayer was said at the commencement and conclusion:[3]
| “ | Anima eius et animae omnium fidelium defunctorum per Dei misericordiam requiescant in pace |
In “2001: A Space Odyssey” (1968), which he co-wrote with Stanley Kubrick, ape-man evolved into Star Child.
His epitaph for himself would have well suited man as he wanted him to be. “He never grew up; but he never stopped growing.”
His epitaph for himself would have well suited man as he wanted him to be. “He never grew up; but he never stopped growing.”
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