A Contrapuntal Theme: Quotations from Vladimir Nabokov and Dorothy Sayers reflect one another in a pattern suggesting (as in John Shade's remarks in Pale Fire) life after death.
Actual Epitaphs: Humorous epitaphs from several centuries ago.
Dying Words of Famous People: Includes last words, execution statements, suicide notes.
Epitaphs from Green Cemetery, Carlisle, MA: Mostly 19th century epitaphs.
Epitaphs From the Old West Medway Burying Ground, 1900: Produced by the Medway [Massachusetts] Historical Society.
Funny Stones to Tickle Your Funny Bones: True tombstone epitaphs.
Gravestone Quotes: Epitaphs and tomb stone enscriptions from the graves of well known people.
Roman Epitaphs: In Latin.
Rosebud's Epitaphs: Personal collection of epitaphs, mostly unattributed, plus links to ghost stories.
The Beauty of Death: Works pertaining to death with a Zen-like attitude.
The Epitaph Browser: A collection of epitaphs, both of the famous and of the obscure. Part of City of the Silent, the Web's foremost cemeteries site.
Tombstone Epitaphs: Small collection of epitaphs.
