...consists in having, to my shame and dishonour, suffered myself, through the pain of torture and the fear of death, to give utterance to falsehoods, imputing...which hath nobly served the cause of Christianity. I • Procana contra Tcmitarita Dui'uy, p. Ii8, i:ei. Rafmxtard, p. 60. JAN» DE disdain to seek a wretched...

...p. 3:i3. in having, to my shame and dishonour, suffered myself, through the pain of torture and the fear of death, to give utterance to falsehoods, imputing...disgraceful existence by engrafting another lie upon the original falsehood." He was here interrupted by the provost and his officers, and Guy, the Grand...

...p. 393. in having, to my shame and dishonour, suffered myself, through the pain of torture and the fear of death, to give utterance to falsehoods, imputing scandalous sins and iniquities to an illus-/ trious order, which hath nobly served the cause of Christianity/ I disdain to seek a wretched...

...if they had been less men," he would .have summoned them to the combat. On the 18th of March, 1313, a scaffold was erected in front of the cathedral Notre...also retracted the avowals extorted from them. They wcre all three remanded back to the dungeon. The wily and avaricious Philip on hearing of their recantation,...

...to give utterance to falsehoods, acknowledging the iniquities which- a black malevolence has imputed to an illustrious order, which hath nobly served the cause of Christianity. I now attest, in these last moments of my life, that it is innocent. I declared the contrary only to...

...consists in having, to my shame and dishonor, suffered myself, through the pain of torture and the fear of death, to give utterance to falsehoods, imputing...disgraceful existence by engrafting another lie upon the original falsehood.' " King PHILLIP, being informed of what had happened, ordered their instant...

...free from heresy, and the Templars were pronounced innocent in Portugal and Germany. Ibid, p. 276, which hath nobly served the cause of Christianity....disgraceful existence by engrafting another lie upon the original falsehood.' He was here interrupted by the Provost and bis officers, and Guy, the Grand...

...falsehoods, and impute scandalous sins and horrible offenses to an illustrious Order that has ever nobly served the cause of Christianity. I disdain...disgraceful existence, by engrafting another lie upon the original falsehood ; and here, in the presence of this people and my God, I attest the innocence...

...consists in having, to my shame and dishonour, suffered myself, through the pain of torture and the fear of death, to give utterance to falsehoods imputing...iniquities to an illustrious order, which hath nobly served tho cause of Christianity. I disdain to purchase snch a wretched trad disgraceful existence by engrafting...

...consists in having, to my shame and dishonour, suffered myself, through the pain of torture and the fear of death, to give utterance to falsehoods imputing...nobly served the cause of Christianity. I disdain to purchase such a, wretched and disgraceful existence by engrafting another lie upon the original falsehood."...