:58:00
And the second?
:58:01
And the second is to say no
in such a kind and thoughtful way
:58:07
it befuddles them.
:58:10
Naturally, if both
these strategies fail,
:58:13
there is nothing but to relent.
:58:17
Or to fight:
:58:20
And of course,
if you decide to fight,
:58:22
you also have to decide to win.
:58:27
No, I'm not going to
send my monk to Rome.
:58:31
They'll only kill him.
:58:34
It's so irritating.
:58:36
Who are they
to deprive my university
:58:39
of such a fine mind?
:58:42
Your little German monk
is still spewing filth at us.
:58:46
He has a new cartoon circulating.
:58:49
He calls you an ass
playing a harp, Cajetan.
:58:55
The point, Your Holiness,
is that he does not write in Latin.
:58:59
Luther writes in German.
:59:00
That is his sword.
:59:03
So he does not
play like a gentleman?
:59:07
Ordinary Germans
can quote his work.
:59:10
If we wait,
we might be too late.
:59:13
You exaggerate his importance.
:59:16
Besides, you told me yourself
you agree with his list of abuses.
:59:19
Some of his concerns
have long been held
:59:21
by those who love the church, yes.
:59:24
I don't suppose your little monk
:59:27
would be interested
in a cardinal's hat?
:59:30
I think he would be
ashamed to wear it, Your Holiness.
:59:33
We must put pressure
on Prince Frederick, Excellency.
:59:37
Aleander is right.
:59:39
Frederick is our key to Luther.
:59:43
Germany is on the brink of chaos,
:59:45
and we don't want
to divide the church.
:59:47
I grow tired of you
missing the big picture, Cajetan.
:59:49
That's why I've sent Karl von Miltitz
to Germany in your stead.