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" If thou art really honest and virtuous, why not die by the hand of thy master, and thereby obtain the crown of the martyrs? What is life? What are earthly pomps and riches? Vanity! a shadow ! — What thou assertest of my assumed cruelties is an impudent... "
The Foreign Quarterly Review - Page 168
1829
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The Extractor; or Universal repertorium of literature, science ..., Volume 1

1829 - 762 pages
...continues — " What thou saycst of my pretended cruelties, is an impudent lie : I do not dc»troy the elders of Israel ; nor do I stain with their blood...traitors only ; but who ever spared them ? Did not Constantino the Great sacrifice his own son ? — I am not a child : I have need indeed of God's grace,...
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The British and Foreign Review: Or, European Quarterly Journal, Volume 9

English periodicals - 1839 - 760 pages
...Kurbsky's specific charges, he continues, " What thou " assertest of the assumed cruelties imputed to me, is an " impudent lie. I do not destroy the elders...their blood the Lord's temples : the peaceful " and religious live happily in my service. Against traitors " alone I am severe ; but who ever spared them...
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Russia: Its Rise & Progress, Tragedies, & Revolutions

Thomas Milner - Russia - 1856 - 538 pages
...is life ? What are earthly pomps and riches? Vanity! — a shadow! What thou assertest of my assumed cruelties is an impudent lie. I do not destroy the...their blood the Lord's temples. The peaceful and the religious live happily in my service. Against traitors alone I am severe : but who ever spared them...
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The history of Russia from the foundation of the ..., Volume 1; Volume 326

Henry Tyrrell (teacher of elocution.) - 1879 - 476 pages
...is life? What are earthly pomps and riches? Vanity! a shadow ! — What thou assertest of my assumed cruelties is an impudent lie. I do not destroy the...wit.h their blood the Lord's temples: the peaceful and religious live happily in my service. Against traitors alone I am severe; but who ever spared them?...
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History of the Russian Empire: From Its Foundation, by Ruric the Pirate, to ...

Henry Tyrrell - Kievan Rus - 1859 - 574 pages
...life ? What are earthly pomps and riches ? Vanity ! a shadow ! — What thou asaertest of my assumed cruelties is an impudent lie. I do not destroy the...their blood the Lord's temples : the peaceful and religious live happily in my service. Against traitors alone I am severe; but who ever spared them?...
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