[W]hile you live we can call nothing ours, and it is from your death that we hope for our inheritances. Let this consideration arm and fortify your Highness's mind against the fears of death and the terrors of your evil conscience, that the good you will do by your death will something balance the evils of your life.
—William Allen (Silius Titus, Edward Sexby, and/or William Allen), Killing No Murder














