His skull is now kept at the Warren Anatomical Museum at Harvard Medical School, alongside the tamping iron that penetrated it, which is inscribed as follows: This is the bar that was shot through the head of Mr Phinehas [sic] P. Gage at Cavendish, Vermont, Sept. 14 [sic], 1848.
And she had it inscribed: "I will never forget you".
Is it inscribed, as it were, in the American constitution, and thence in the national character?
I bought a stone and had it inscribed with hieroglyphics by a curator at the Met.
It was given to the church in 1872 by their great-grandson, who had it inscribed, "To the First Unitarian Church of Quincy from Quincy Tufts/Weymouth/July 4, 1872".
There is a comforting sense of filial bond in a Shang Dynasty tripod cauldron in the Chinese art galleries, which its label tells us is inscribed "made for deceased father Gui".
It evokes Duchamp's claim that he had given up art to become a "respirator," because, as he said, "each breath is a work which is inscribed nowhere".
After the stoneyard closed, Mr. Teitelbaum established Stoneworks Gallery, which produces inscribed stones, fountains, benches and patios in Closter, N.J.
It is now to go on display at the National Trust property The Vyne in Hampshire where the ring, which is inscribed in Latin and inset with an image of the goddess Venus, lay forgotten in the library for many years.
This paradox was beautifully captured in the title of his autobiography — Not Entitled – of which my inscribed copy is a treasured possession and which opens with a line from Coriolanus: "He was a kind of nothing, titleless".
