I was looking through an old book titled "Bleibe in Jefu". In the margin, I found the hand written sentence, "Quisque tumulum suum complet". The book is in German, was published in the 1880's, and reads a little like a Biblical epistle.
The Latin sentence, literally is, "Each person fills (or finishes) his own tomb", I believe. Does the phrase have a deeper, perhaps idiomatic meaning?
The Latin sentence, literally is, "Each person fills (or finishes) his own tomb", I believe. Does the phrase have a deeper, perhaps idiomatic meaning?