22/67 Of his victories and greatness we have said nothing; if his father was victorious at Pavia, he overturned his enemies at St.Quintin.And what do you say about Lepanto? You have seen them; one of them represents Jesus crucified, and they are so long, so very long, that when they were fastened to the triforium, the ends had to be turned up so that they should not trail on the ground. So, was Lepanto nothing? If someone had to conquer the Moors lest they should possess themselves of all Europe and endanger the Christian faith, who did it? When the Turks threatened to become masters of the seas, who went out to meet them? |