1880s: 'Noon and Eternity' is a phrase of Nietzsche's

In 1881, the phrase "noon and eternity" appears in Nietzsche's notebook, related to Zarathustra.

In 1882, Nietzsche was scribbling this (PDF):

"In the Spring of 1886 we find Nietzsche listing possible titles for new books:

Titles for ten new books

1. Thoughts on the Ancient Greeks
2. Will to Power. Attempt at a New Explanation of All Events
3. The Artist. Afterthoughts of a Psychologist
4. We Godless Ones
5. Noon and Eternity [emphasis mine]
6. Beyond Good and Evil. Prelude to the Philosophy of the Future
7. Gai saber. Songs of Prince Free-as-a-Bird
8. Music
9. Experiences of a Scholar
10. Nightfall on Modernity: A History"

— Jillian Hess, “Nietzsche's Literary Remains: ‘We Lizards of Happiness,’” Noted, Mar 17, 2025. Hess is citing Mazzino Montinari. Reading Nietzsche. University of Illinois Press, 2003, p. 87.

He was thinking of using "noon and eternity" as a title for Zarathustra's conclusion.

This band named their album "Noon and Eternity," and one of the tracks is called "Early 1880s." I don't know why, but clearly it's from Nietzsche.