sanctitude

My wine gone too!--Ye lubbers, look about, And find the man that doth this villany, Or, by our sanctitude, you all shall die!-- I pray, my lords, have patience at this Troublesome banquet.

Not to many, perhaps, is it known That his spirit is untamable, That he is happy, openly or stealthily To destroy his enemies; That not one offence has he ever forgiven Since the day he was born, That farsighted criminal schemes The haughty old man has contrived; That he does not know sanctitude, That he never has gratitude, That he does not love anything in life, That blood he is ready to shed like water, That he despises liberty, That there is no fatherland for him.

Clients have, in fact, been benefiting from the work of artist in a variety of ways since a time when both the aristocracy and the church began to commission art- ists to adorn giant walls in castles and cathedrals with portraits of themselves involved in grand scenes of bravery or sanctitude.