Third, Sextus discusses the role of so-called commemorative signs in the skeptic's life (PH 2.100 102; Allen 2001).
It is not as widely used as a dime or a twenty, so it retains commemorative traits without being a commemorative coin".
(How many names were etched onto that commemorative glass? So many).
Since then, the path up Ben Nevis has been optimized for trekker, not T, traffic, so this week's commemorative climb was pursued in stages.
So why is a commemorative logo being put on to a jersey of a franchise that usually considers its pinstripes holy ground?
After the event, Lee signed posters and T-shirts for hundreds of fans; around them, a dozen or so roving salesmen hawked commemorative "Do the Right Thing" T-shirts, featuring a design of flags of every nationality represented in the movie.
Among the 18th-century tombstones is that of one Cornelius Harnett, who died in 1781: "Slave to no sect, he took no private road/But looked through nature up to nature's god". One is hard pressed to think of another city so thickly populated with commemorative plaques and markets.
"I have just turned 45, the age at which my mother, Anne, died of complications related to her MS. "I know that she would rather have had her name on this clinic than on any statue, flower garden or commemorative plaque, so this donation is on her behalf, too, and in gratitude for everything she gave me in her far too short life".
I join a giant crush of people who are being herded, cattle-like, towards the entrance to the tent (which, I forgot to mention, is lined with blown-up photos of celebrities like Giselle Bundchen and Ashton Kutcher modeling at Fashion Weeks past. This is the last year that the shows will be held at Bryant Park, so there are some commemorative things like this going on).
And so far at least, the commemorative products have proved popular among consumers and advertisers alike.
