And there's a wonderful inscription on the first page.

在第一页上有一段精彩题词。

Inscriptions in books is my favorite thing.

我书中题词。

" Sunrise" comes with epigraphs from Orwell (on truth) and David Hume (on government).

《日出》引用了奥威尔（关于真理）和大卫·休谟（关于政府）题词。

I love inscriptions on fly leaves and notes in margins, she wrote.

她写道，我爱扉页上题词和书页边批注。

I'm going to say a word that I think describes the topic word.

我会说一个我认为能描述主题词词。

I mean, you might recall one of your epigraphs is from Thucydides.

我想，你可能还记得你题词之一出自修昔底德。

On a visit to Copenhagen University, he left a moderately famous inscription in the visitor's book.

在他访问哥哈根大学时，他在游客留册上留下了一条中等著名题词。

Oh, the significance of that inscription!

。 哦，那题词意义！

As this chapter's epigraph makes clear, openness to radically new knowledge was not Goncharov's guiding principle.

正如章题词所明确指出那样，对全新知识持开放态度并不是冈察洛夫指导原则。

And really that speaks to the epigraph, actually, which I gave the second part of the book, which comes from Horace.

这实际上与书第二部分引用题词有关，那句话出自贺拉斯。

Each utensil, spoon, fork, knife, and plate, bore on its reverse a letter encircled by a Latin motto, and here is its exact duplicate

每一件东西，匙子、叉子、刀、盘，上面都有一个字母，字母周围有一句题词，我们照原来样式抄在下面：MOBILLSiNMOBILD，动中之动！

All right, so the book is called Good Things, which is a nod to a Raymond Carver quote, which is the epigraph.

好， 这书名为《美好事物》，这是对雷蒙德·卡佛引敬，该引作为题词出现。

The great Chin Shih Huang was there in the third century B. C. Chien Lung in the eighteenth century covered it with inscriptions.

伟大秦始皇在公元前三世纪就在那里， 十八世纪乾隆在上面题词。

It has been suggested that Munch inscribed the inscription after the critical comments made when the painting was first exhibited in Norway in October 1895.

有人认为蒙克是在1895年10月这幅画首次在挪威展出并受到批评性评论后，才加上了那段题词。

A quote from one of her books stands as the epigraph to " Wars of the Interior" : " I strive desperately to… reduce history to the human being."

扎拉特引用了她某书中一句名作为《林内战争》题词：“我拼命努力… … 为人类还原历史。”

Plus, the novel's epigraph comes from Milton, a scene in which Adam says to God, did I request thee, Maker, from my clay to mold me, man?

此外，小说题词来自弥尔顿，在这个场景中， 亚当对上帝说，造物主，我有没有从我粘土中请求你来塑造我， 伙计？

" OK, we've got to add your age to the date you had the dream, the number of letters in the subject... would that be 'drowning' or 'cauldron' or 'Snape'? "

“好吧，我们要用你年龄加上你做梦那天日期，还有主题词字母个数… … 主题词是‘淹死’，还是‘坩埚’，还是‘斯内普’呢？”

I wanted to think about the principles of learning generally, because the epigraph of the book is like, if you think it's too late, you don't understand what wisdom is.

我想一般性地思考一下学习原则，因为这书题词是：“如果你觉得为时已晚，那你就不明白智慧真正含义。”

I've actually seen the inscribed first edition of his memoir, My Terrible Joys, that you mentioned earlier, the copy that he presented to her in 1963 when it was published.

我确实见过你之前提到那他回忆录《我痛苦悦》初版题词，那是1963年出版时他送给她那。

Ben, however, had now got the " red pot" in his hand, and was about to begin writing his inscription, making, by way of preliminary, an imaginary S in the air.

然而，现在手里拿着“红壶”，正要开始写他题词，作为初步准备，在空中画了一个假想 S。