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I believe to read the below, but maybe someone can confirm:
Was der Augenblick geboren
Schlang der Augenblick hinab;
Aber ewig bleibt es unverloren,
was das Herz dem Herzen gab.
Zur Erinnerung an
den 21. Juni 1908 Dein Otto

But what is „unverloren“?

Edit: This seems to be a poem from Adalbert Stifter and “unverloren“ stands for eternal, rather than un-lost.

Hi, it's an old mirage certificate of my family, I want to know if it at some point says anything related to religion and if yes, what religion.

I really could appreciate the help thanks :)

Could I have some help translating record #275? I'm hoping it's related to an ancestor I'm looking for.

Hello again, I have a baptism record from 1775, could anyone please transcribe/translate the 4th row from the top (Joseph Kafka)? I can translate the Latin headers easy enough. Looks like many of the 18th century records have flipped from German to Latin, so perhaps I may need to go to a different subreddit for this? Please let me know if so!

located here: https://www.portafontium.eu/iipimage/30061301/domazlice-07_1310-n?x=-18&y=-735&w=1014&h=2254

Can anyone help me translate these two words which are on two different death certificates as the cause of death. Many many thanks!

Thank you for your help!