All Sayings

1,951 sayings found from the Medieval era

Let those who for a long time, have been robbers, now become knights.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let those who for a long time, have been robbers, now become knights.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let those who have been fighting against their brothers and relatives now fight in a proper way against the barbarians.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let those who have been serving as mercenaries for small pay now obtain the eternal reward.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let those who have been serving as mercenaries for small pay now obtain the eternal reward.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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All who die by the way, whether by land or by sea, or in battle against the pagans, shall have immediate remission of sins. This I grant them through the power of God with which I am invested.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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All who die by the way, whether by land or by sea, or in battle against the pagans, shall have immediate remission of sins. This I grant them through the power of God with which I am invested.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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For if He, shall find worms, that is, sins, In them, because you have been negligent in your duty, He will command them as worthless to be thrown into the abyss of unclean things.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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For if He, shall find worms, that is, sins, In them, because you have been negligent in your duty, He will command them as worthless to be thrown into the abyss of unclean things.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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What shall I say of the appalling violation of women, of which it is more evil to speak than to keep silent?

— Pope Urban II 1095
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What shall I say of the appalling violation of women, of which it is more evil to speak than to keep silent?

— Pope Urban II 1095
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You are called shepherds; see that you do not act as hirelings. But be true shepherds, with your crooks always in your hands. Do not go to sleep, but guard on all sides the flock committed to you. For if through your carelessness or negligence a wolf…

— Pope Urban II 1095
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You are called shepherds; see that you do not act as hirelings. But be true shepherds, with your crooks always in your hands. Do not go to sleep, but guard on all sides the flock committed to you. For if through your carelessness or negligence a wolf…

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let no attachment to your native soil be an impediment, because…all the world is exile to the Christian, and all the world his country: thus exile is his country, and his country exile.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let no attachment to your native soil be an impediment, because…all the world is exile to the Christian, and all the world his country: thus exile is his country, and his country exile.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let those who have been exhausting themselves to the detriment both of body and soul now strive for a twofold reward.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let those who have been exhausting themselves to the detriment both of body and soul now strive for a twofold reward.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Oh, how admirable is that salting! Truly, you must strive by the salt of wisdom to correct these foolish people, hastening open-mouthed after the pleasures of this world, lest putrefied by sins and unsalted, they may be a stench in the nostrils when …

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Oh, how admirable is that salting! Truly, you must strive by the salt of wisdom to correct these foolish people, hastening open-mouthed after the pleasures of this world, lest putrefied by sins and unsalted, they may be a stench in the nostrils when …

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Gird yourselves, everyone of you, I say, and be valiant sons; for it is better for you to die in battle than to behold, the sorrows of your race and of your holy places. Let neither property nor the alluring charms of your wives entice you frol going…

— Pope Urban II 1095
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