Philip II of Spain — "I would rather lose all my lands, and a hundred lives if I had them, than be kin…"
I would rather lose all my lands, and a hundred lives if I had them, than be king over heretics.
I would rather lose all my lands, and a hundred lives if I had them, than be king over heretics.
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"You may assure His Holiness, that rather than suffer the least damage to religion and the service of God, I would lose all my states and an hundred lives, if I had them; for I do not propose nor desir…"
"I am weary of the world and its follies."
"I would rather rule over a desert than a land full of heretics."
"The salvation of a single soul is worth more than a hundred kingdoms."
"I am a man of flesh and blood, and not of wood."
Regarding his stance on religious uniformity and the Low Countries.
Date: c. 1560s
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