epitaphic

It would be easy to describe Dick Cheney's recent assessment of his time in office as the epitaphic bluster of a deeply failed man.

Paul Jenkins: Does Obama Know What He Is Doing?

Remember, you\'re the ones who threw the first, epitaphic stones.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Listen Up, You Christo-Fascist Bullies -- You Apostles Of Perpetual Psychosis -- It's High Time Somebody Called You Out

Remember, you're the ones who threw the first, epitaphic stones.

Listen Up, You Christo-Fascist Bullies -- You Apostles Of Perpetual Psychosis -- It's High Time Somebody Called You Out

_Lessus in funere Raphaelis Thorei_; _Carina Caro_; and minor pieces, occasional and epitaphic.

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 1 "Austria, Lower" to "Bacon"

I think, perhaps, this means something more than the epitaphic literature we Canadians are wont to select out of the stock-book belonging to the monument builders.

Janey Canuck in the West

If the epitaphic form gave added novelty I must confess that the idea was suggested to me by the Greek Anthology.

Toward the Gulf

At every turn of the leaves, paragons of filial piety shame the youthful reader to the pitch of emulation by the epitaphic records of their deeds.

The Soul of the Far East

You know that Greeks used the short form a great deal for their exquisite epitaphs, and that a considerable part of the anthology consists of epitaphic literature.

Books and Habits from the Lectures of Lafcadio Hearn

Note: [2.4] Such the epitaphic comments, conflictingly spoken or thought, of a miscellaneous company, who, assembled

The Confidence-Man

Such the epitaphic comments, conflictingly spoken or thought, of a miscellaneous company, who, assembled on the overlooking, cross-wise balcony at the forward end of the upper deck near by, had not witnessed preceding occurrences.

The Confidence-Man