Sit tibi terra levis (English Wikipedia)

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Tolman, Judson Allen (1910). Dissertation: A study of the sepulchral inscriptions in Buecheler's Carmina epigraphica latina. University of Chicago press. pp. 3, 6.
"Book XI, Epigram 226". The Greek anthology. Loeb Classical Library. Vol. VI. With an English translation by W. R. Paton. 1918. pp. 178–9.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link) At the Internet Archive.

Euripides. "Verses: 463-4". Alcestis (in Greek). "Verses: 463-4". Alcestis.; cf. "Verses: 852-3". Helen (in Greek). "Verses: 852-3". Helen. At the Perseus Project.
Martial. "Book 9, Epigram 29, Verse 11". Epigrammata (in Latin). cf. "Book 5, Epigram 34, Verses 9-10". Epigrammata. "Book 6, Epigram 68, Verse 12". Epigrammata. At the Perseus Project.
Smith, William, ed. (1873). "Ammianus". A Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology. At the Perseus Project.
Ovid. "Book 3, Poem 9, Verse 68". Amores (in Latin). "Book 3, Poem 9, Verse 68". Amores. At the Perseus Project.
Propertius. "Book 1, Poem 17, Verse 24". Elegiae (in Latin). "Book 1, Poem 17, Verse 24". Elegiae. At the Perseus Project.
cf. Seneca. "Verse 602". Troades (in Latin). At the Perseus Project.
s.v. κούφη, ἐλαφρά. Liddell, Henry George; Scott, Robert; A Greek–English Lexicon at the Perseus Project.

A very common, through space and time, phrase in Greek and the analogue of the Latin one is Ἐνθάδε κεῖται, Enthade keitai, "Here lies".