What is " I was not I am not I care not"- translated into Latin?Its a

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What is " I was not I am not I care not"- translated into Latin?Its a death epithet but I cant find a transl.

I know it was a death epithet used by pagans in ancient Rome around the time Christianity was gaining momentum. I have also seen it as "I was not. I was. I am not. I care not." but it think it is really with out the "I was". If anyone can tell me the latin original I would be very thankful.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:

Non fui, fui, non sum, non curo.

I was not, I was, I am not, I don't care.

A famous epitaph, used so frequently in the ancient Roman Empire that you often find it on tombstones in an abbreviated form - NFFNSNC, or NF F NS NC.

Sometimes you can find another variant on the tombstones: Non fui, fui, memini, non sum, non curo. "Memini" = I remember.