Shocking Sayings

127 sayings found from the Medieval era from 8 authors

Let those who have been hired for a few pieces of silver now receive an eternal reward.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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The Lord Himself will lead you.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Oh, what a disgrace if such a despised and base race, which worships demons, should conquer a people which has the faith of omnipotent God and has been made glorious with the name of Christ!

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Therefore, I pray and exhort, nay not I, but the Lord prays and exhorts you, as heralds of Christ, to urge men of all ranks, knights and foot-soldiers, rich and poor, to hasten to exterminate this vile race from the lands of our brethren.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let no delay postpone the journey, but let all, having leased their lands and collected money, when winter has ended and spring has begun, zealously set out on the road with God as their guide.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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I, Urban, wearing the pontifical vestments, and by the authority of God, confirm to those who undertake this holy journey a full remission of all their sins.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Consider that the Holy Spirit has inspired you, and that the Lord has chosen you, that you may show to the world what true valor is, and what a glorious victory may be obtained by those who fight for Christ.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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We exhort and command you, brethren, to strive with all your might to drive out the Turks from the confines of the Christians, and to aid the Christians, who are now subjected to their yoke.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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The whole world knows that I am a King, and a King's word is his bond.

— Richard the Lionheart c. 1190s
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He who fears to be conquered is sure of defeat.

— Richard the Lionheart c. 1190s
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The natural order among men is that women should be subject to men.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1265-1274
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It is lawful to kill an enemy in a just war.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1265-1274
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A slave is an instrument of his master, and is his property.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1269-1272
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The children of slaves are slaves by birth.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1265-1274
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If a man commits the sin of sodomy, he is to be put to death.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1265-1274
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The sin against nature is the most grievous of sins.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1265-1274
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The act of generation is more noble than the act of nutrition.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1259-1265
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It is lawful to deceive the enemy in a just war.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1265-1274
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It is lawful to take usury from Jews.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1265-1274
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It is lawful to kill a thief who is resisting arrest.

— Thomas Aquinas c. 1265-1274
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