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University of the Pacific ©1984 Muir-Hanna Trust
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Associating it with Abraham Lincoln was an easy decision
Anyone who recognizes the value of education
Seize the Day Carving Material:Vintage Cherry University of the Pacific ©1984Origins: Seize the Day Carving This maxim was first found inscribed on a tablet containing the Epic of Gilgamesh, a poem from ancient Mesopotamia (circa 2100 BC) which is considered to be the earliest known work of great literature. It was later used in the Roman poet Horaces Book 1 of his Odes (23 BC), and translates from the Latin, Carpe Diem to our Seize the Day. However the full line from Horace is carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero or,
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