Fra Bartolommeo

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Lebte 1472–1517, im Alter von 45

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Fra Bartolommeo (* 28. März 1472 in Savignano oder Sofignano, bei Prato; † 31. Oktober 1517 in Florenz) (eigentlich Bartolommeo Pagholo del Fattorino, ursprünglich mit dem Beinamen Baccio della Porta, seit seinem Klosterleben gewöhnlich Fra Bartolommeo, auch bloß Frate genannt) war ein Maler der florentinischen Schule.

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To live like a lion for a day is far better than to live for a hundred years like a jackal.

— As quoted in Encyclopedia of Asian History (1988) Vol. 4, p. 104

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Who are my people? All of them – Yes those that ring the temple bells and those that pray in the mosque – they are my people and this land is theirs and mine

— Attributed to Tipu Sultan in The Religious Legacy of Tipu Sultan, IOSR Journal Volume 23, Issue 4 and in the historical novel The Sword of

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To begin the so much desired work of the conversion of the Hindoos and to seize on the Brahmins, ...

— Frenz M. From contact to conquest contact 2003, in Jain, M. (2010). Parallel pathways: Essays on Hindu-Muslim relations, 1707-1857. 66

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Oh! Almighty God! Dispose the whole body of infidels! Scatter their tribe, cause their feet to stagger! Overthrow their councils! Change their State! Destroy their very root!

— Stone inscription in the palace of Tipu Sultan. quoted in Vikram Sampath - Tipu - The Saga of Mysore's Interregnum (2024)

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In the hills the unbelievers of the land of the enemy have forbidden fasting and prayer; convert them all to Islam, so that the religion of Thy messenger may gain in strength.

— From Tipu Sultan's dream journal. quoted in Vikram Sampath - Tipu - The Saga of Mysore's Interregnum (2024)

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