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Here follows the Inscription intended to have been put upon his Grave.

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Forbes
Here follows the Inscription intended to have been put upon his Grave.
Paton
Inscription intended to have been put on his grave
Pages
Forbes
Vol. 9, 1860
Paton
Vol. 3, 198
Credits
Encoder
Jasmyn Bojakli
Transcriber
Bo Pearson
Proofreader
Bo Pearson
Encoder
Shauna Irani
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Abigail Streifel
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transcription in progress
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Notes
the entry is in Latin, as was the custom for gravestone inscriptions.
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Forbes notes after the inscription that “Friends at Bath were afraid, and therefore would by no means use the above as desired, though no harm would have ensued in the case”.
in Forbes
Transcription
1860 (1860)

Here follows the Inscription, in-
tended
to have been put upon his Grave.

H.Hic S.situs E.est
Joannes, MacKinnon a Skiȃ
in Scotiȃ,
Denat.Denatus May 11. 1762.
Vir,
Nunquam sine laude nominandus.
Filius &and Subditus fidelissimus,
Nihilo auri emendus,
Nullo periculo deterritus;
Amicus sincerus, firmus,
Maritus et Parens amantissimus;
Ut verbo omnia,
Christianus, verè orthodoxus, pius.
Marmor hoc
Mirantes posuere Amici


N.B. Friends at Bath were afraid, and,
therefore, would by no means use the above
as desired; though no harm would have en-
sued
in the Case.
At
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Forbes, Robert. “Here follows the Inscription intended to have been put upon his Grave.” The Lyon in Mourning, vol. 9, Adv.MS.32.6.24, fol. 12v. The Lyon in Mourning Project, edited by Leith Davis, https://lyoninmourning.dhil.lib.sfu.ca/v09.1860.01.html.
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