Memento mori – remember that you must die.
Post mortem nulla voluptas – after death, there is no pleasure.
Vita brevis, ars longa – life is short, art is long.
Dum vita est, spes est – while there is life, there is hope.
Finis coronat opus – the end crowns the work.
Omnia morsae, mors unum – all things die, death is one.
Nemo sibi nascitur – no one is born for themselves.
Tempus fugit, mors venit – time flies, death comes.
Pulvis et umbra sumus – we are but dust and shadows.
Quod erat demonstrandum – that which was to be demonstrated (death is certain).
In omnibus requiem quaesivi, et nusquam inveni nisi in angulo cum libro – in all things I sought rest, and found it nowhere except in a corner with a book.
Sic transit gloria mundi – thus passes the glory of the world.
Non omnis moriar – I shall not entirely die.
Mors vincit omnia – death conquers all.
Ad astra per aspera – to the stars through difficulties (life’s struggles precede death).
Omnia mutantur, nihil interit – all things change, nothing perishes.
Dies irae, dies illa – the Day of Judgment, that day.
Aeternum vale – eternal farewell.
In pace requiescat – may he/she rest in peace.
Fugere non possum – I cannot escape (death).
Mortui vivos docent – the dead teach the living.
Ubi sunt, qui ante nos fuerunt? – where are those who were before us?
Omne initium difficile est – every beginning is difficult (including lifes end).
Exegi monumentum aere perennius – I have erected a monument more lasting than bronze.
Cui bono? – who benefits? (after death).
Ricreare post mortem – to recreate after death.
Ad vitam ?ternam – to eternal life.
Sate perit – satisfied perish.
Quiescat in pace – let him/her rest in peace.
Occasio cum mortis – the moment of death.
Tempore felix – in a favorable time (before death).
Ubi amor, ibi dolor – where there is love, there is pain (in life and death).
Carmen mortis – the song of death.
Vita est somnium – life is a dream.
Liberate tute metum – liberate yourself from fear (of death).
Memento vivere – remember to live (before you die).
Mortale finitum – mortality is finite.
Vit? summa brevis spem nos vetat inane – the short sum of life forbids us hope for emptiness.
Causa mortis – the cause of death.
Finis vitae, sed non amoris – end of life, but not of love.
In aeternum – in eternity.
Vita in motu – life is in motion (until death).
Magnus ad finem – great to the end.
Pax vobiscum – peace be with you (in death).
Fiat lux, fiat vita – let there be light, let there be life.
