Ivan the Terrible — "Woe to him who incurs my displeasure."

Woe to him who incurs my displeasure.
Ivan the Terrible — Ivan the Terrible Early Modern · First Tsar of Russia

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A direct and ominous warning of the consequences of displeasing him.

Date: c. 1560s

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