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# Armando Bortolaso

Armando Bortolaso (17 August 1926 – 8 January 2019) was an Italian prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Apostolic Vicariate of Aleppo.

## Quotes

* The Christians of Asia need to open up, to meet their non-Christian brothers and sisters, to have courage, remaining consistent with our faith, and to recognize the greatness of their spiritual values by looking for what unites us before stopping before what separates us. If the other person sees our sincere esteem and our spontaneous love, he or she cannot remain indifferent forever.
** - S. Ex. Mgr Armando BORTOLASO, S.D.B., Titular Bishop of Rafanea and Apostolic Vicar of Alep (21 April 1998) Press Office of the Holy See
# Aphra Behn

Aphra Behn (née Aphra Johnson) (July 10 1640 – April 16 1689) was a prolific Restoration dramatist and writer of amatory fiction. She is believed to be the first English professional woman writer.

## Quotes

* No friend to Love like a long voyage at sea.
** The Rover, Part I, Act I, sc. ii (1677).
* There's no sinner like a young saint.
** The Rover, Part I, Act I, sc. ii.
* Patience is a flatterer, sir, and an ass, sir.
** The Feigned Courtesans, Act III, sc. i (1679).
* Variety is the soul of pleasure.
** The Rover, Part II, Act I (1681).
* Come away; poverty's catching.
** The Rover, Part II, Act I.
* Money speaks sense in a language all nations understand.
** The Rover, Part II, Act III, sc. i.
* One hour of right-down love is worth an age of dully living on.
** The Rover, Part II, Act V.
* A brave world, sir, full of religion, knavery, and change: we shall shortly see better days.
** The Roundheads (1682).
* Faith, sir, we are here today, and gone tomorrow.
** The Lucky Chance, Act IV (1686).
* Love ceases to be a pleasure when it ceases to be a secret.
** The Lover's Watch, "Four o'Clock General Conversation" (1686).
* Oh what a dear ravishing thing is the beginning of an Amour!
** The Emperor of the Moon, Act I, sc. i (1687).
* He that knew all that ever Learning writ, Knew only this - that he knew nothing yet.
** The Emperor of the Moon, Act III, sc. iii.
* Nothing is more capable of troubling our reason, and consuming our health, than secret notions of jealousy in solitude.
** The History of Agnes de Castro, or the Force of Generous Love (1688).
* …that perfect Tranquillity of Life, which is no where to be found, but in retreat, a faithful Friend and a good Library…
** The Lucky Mistake (1689).
* Each moment of the happy lover's hour is worth an age of dull and common life.
** The Younger Brother, Act III, sc. ii (published posthumously 1696).

## Quotes about Behn

* She was employed by Charles II, in 1666, in a political negotiation at Antwerp, which she managed with much dexterity; but her intelligence (though well-founded) being disregarded, she renounced all state affairs, and amused herself some time with the gallantries of Antwerp; and, when she arrived at London, dedicated the rest of her life to pleasure and poetry.
** John Nichols, A Select Collection of Poems (Vol. I): with Notes (1780).

## External links

* Aphra Behn: Biography, Works, Quotes, and Additional Resources at Luminarium
* Works by Aphra Behn at Project Gutenberg
# Apisai Tora

Apisai Mohammad Tora (born 1934) is a controversial Fijian politician, who was imprisoned in 2005 for offences related to the coup that overthrew the elected government in 2000.

## Quotes
### Senate speech, 24 August 2004 (excerpts)

Reported in the Fiji Times, 25 August 2004.
* "There is such a thing as freedom of speech in this country. It is a constitutional right. Too often these days when people speak out on certain matters there are attempts to intimidate or muzzle them and breach their rights by throwing allegations of racism or making hate speeches."
* "Even our new Commissioner of Police Andrew Hughes went so far as to say that those involved in these kinds of things are called domestic terrorists. Someone should remind Mr Hughes, who is an Australian, what his own people did to our counterparts."
* "They rounded the Aborigines up and … committed wholesale murder and genocide to a whole group of people and they destroyed their culture".
* "People have got to be careful coming to Fiji and say Fijian people or taukei be careful of what you are doing you are trespassing, you are committing domestic terrorism. I would like to warn Mr Hughes to be careful. To do his own work properly and not to tread where angels fear to tread."
* "(The Constitution is) nothing less than a fraud on the Fijian people".
# Ape (1976 film)

Ape is a 1976 film about a newly discovered 36-foot gorilla that escapes from a freighter off the coast of Korea.
    Directed and written by Paul Leder.

## Tom Rose

* [last lines] He was just too big for a small world like ours.

## Col. Davis

* [when the killing blow is delivered] Let's see him dance for his organ grinder now!

## Taglines

* Savage ... Colossal ... Unconquerable ... it's A*P*E

## Cast

* Rod Arrants — Tom Rose
* Joanna Kerns — Marilyn Baker
* Alex Nicol — Colonel Davis
* Lee Nak-hoon — Captain Kim

## External links

* Ape quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Apetor

Apetor also known as Tor Eckhoff (22 November 1964 – 27 November 2021) was a Norwegian YouTuber who was known mostly for his videos where he drank Vodka while performing stunts on Ice Skates, Climbing Mountains, and Swimming in Frozen waters. He died in 2021 after he fell through the ice of a lake west of Kongsberg, Norway, while recording a video. At the time of his death, he worked at a paint factory in Sandefjord run by the chemicals company Jotun. His most popular video was The First Snow 4, in 2017, attracting over 100 million viewers.

## Quotes

* Eeep, Eeep
** Original Motto
* Happy Winter Solstice!
** Apetor, Dec 21, 2020
* These layers are old sea bottom, once upon a time they were horizontal. Greetings from Apetor, geological expert!
** Skating on Sea Ice
* These are Ice claws, never ever skate on Natural Ice without them. When the ice breaks, stay calm and pull them apart, turn around and push yourself up.
** Skating on Sea Ice 2
* Yes. The Ice Swimming, the Diving from the Ice, it's very Cold.
** Apetor Interview
* It's 8°C and almost no wind, just like a chilly summer day.
** Trip to Coast 2
* They say Breakfast is important, I don't believe that; But i'm not going to take the risk and skip it.
** Walking on Ice to Island
# Apes of Wrath

Apes of Wrath is a 1959 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on April 18, 1959, and stars Bugs Bunny, with a cameo appearance by Daffy Duck. This cartoon recycles the plot from the 1948 cartoon Gorilla My Dreams. The title is a parody of John Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath. In the short, the drunken stork loses his baby ape for Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Ape on a jungle island. So, he knocks out Bugs Bunny and delivers him instead.
This cartoon was featured in Bugs Bunny's 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales, But, instead of Bugs saying, "So, I'll be a monkey.", he said, "So, I'll sell books later.", and the ending was changed. Instead of ending with Daffy appearing, it changes to Bugs tunneling his way to the desert.

## Bugs Bunny

* Hey! This promises to be fun! Eh, so I'll be a monkey. [chatters]

## Dialogue

    Drunk Stork: [as he was resting against a tree] What a day! Fifteen deliveries and one to go. Hic! Everybody's glad to see the stork! Hic! Here stork, have a drink to the new baby, Oh, have another! C'mon! Bottoms up! One for the road! [as he was talking, the baby gorilla escaped from the bag and wandered away] You gotta be social, hic! You gotta be social, hic! You just can't refuse the generous hospital, hic! Their hospital, hic! You just can't refuse them! Hic! Well. I better be going! Hic! That mother gorilla must be getting worried. [looks in the bag and realizes that the baby gorilla had disappeared] Gone! Oh no! Hic! I'll be dismissed! Kicked out of the stork club! I just gotta get a baby somehow!
    Bugs Bunny: [as he was resting near a campfire] I dream of Jeanie, she's a light brown hare! [The drunk stork gets out a bat and bonks the rabbit in the head] I dream of Jeanie, she's a light... brown... hare...
    Bugs: I'd like to see him eeh-ooh-aah-ooh and but his way outta this one!
    [Just then, the drunk stork shows up.]
    Drunk Stork: Congra-Hic! Congra-Hic! Congratulations! You’re a mother! [gives Bugs the bag]
    Bugs: Mother?
    [Daffy Duck pops out of the bag.]
    Daffy: Mother! My dearest little mommy! [kisses Bugs] Oh. I just love you mommy!

## Voice cast

* Mel Blanc - Bugs Bunny / Stork / Elvis Gorilla / Daffy Duck
* June Foray - Mrs. Gorilla
# Acrobatty Bunny

Acrobatty Bunny is a Warner Bros. cartoon released in 1946 as part of the Looney Tunes series, directed by Robert McKimson (his second), and starring Bugs Bunny and Nero the Lion. In the short, when the circus arrives they put the lion's cage right over Bugs' rabbit hole.
    Directed by Robert McKimson. Produced by Edward Selzer. Story by Warren Foster.

## Bugs Bunny

* [shouting into the lion's mouth] Pinocchio!
* Iron bars do not a prison make... but they sure help, eh, Doc?
* We're also available for picnics, lodge meetings, children's parties, and smokers.

## Voice cast

* Mel Blanc as Bugs Bunny / Nero the Lion / Elephant Trumpeting.

## External links

* Acrobatty Bunny quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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# Captivity of Kodavas at Seringapatam

The captivity of Kodavas (Coorgis) at Seringapatam was the period of capture, deportation, and imprisonment of Kodava Takk speaking Coorgis who rebelled against Tippu Sultan, the de facto ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore, they were caught during a number of attempts to suppress their rebellion in the 1780s.

## Quotes

* In 1788, he actually implemented his threat. In a letter to the Nawab of Kurnool Runmust Khan, Tipu gloats about how gloriously he accomplished this vicious task: …the exciters of sedition in the Coorg country, not looking to the consequences [of such conduct]… raised their heads, one and all, in tumult. Immediately on our hearing of this circumstance, we proceeded with the utmost speed, and, at once, made prisoners of forty thousand…Coorgs, who, alarmed at the approach of our victorious army, had slunk into woods, and concealed themselves in lofty mountains, inaccessible even to birds. Then carrying them away from their native country we raised them to the honor of Islam, and incorporated them with our Ahmadi corps. As these happy tidings are calculated, at once, to convey a warning to hypocrites…
** Tipu Sultan letter to the Nawab of Kurnool Runmust Khan, quoted from Sandeep Balakrishna. 2013. Tipu Sultan : The Tyrant of Mysore. Chennai: Rare Publications.
* Tipu marched into Coorg with a large force and launched a savage attack on the pretext of suppressing a rebellion. Indeed, there’s some grain of truth about the rebellion, and it has everything to do with a despotic officer named Zein Ul Abiddin Khan. He was Tipu’s faithful Faujdaar(commander) in Coorg. Here’s how Tipu’s arch-sycophant cum historian Mir Hussein Kirmani, describes Zein Khan: The Faujdaar extended the hand of lust to the women of the peasantry, and compelled them to submit to his will and pleasure. In consequence of this tyrannical conduct, the whole of Kodagu advanced into a field of enmity and defiance. The people there rose up in rebellion when Tipu himself entered Kodagu through Periyapattana and Siddapur. He threw himself like a raging lion into the midst of that frightful forest…the Kodagu country…
** Mir Hussein Kirmani quoted from Sandeep Balakrishna. 2013. Tipu Sultan : The Tyrant of Mysore. Chennai: Rare Publications.
* Here’s Mir Hussein Kirmani again giving us a sample of Tipu’s savagery in Coorg. The conquering Sultan now…dispatched his Amirs and Khans with large bodies of troops to punish those idolaters and reduce the whole country (Coorg) to subjection. Troops under M. Lally…Abbedin [the same tyrannical Faujdaar] and Hussein Ali were sent to Thalakaveri and Kushalpura…attacked and destroyed many towns with 8000 men, women and children taken as prisoners…collected an immense crowd like a flock of sheep or herd of bullocks…while the Sultan pitched his tents to the South of the Thalakaveri hill…giving them orders to pursue the rebels and capture their chiefs.
** Mir Hussein Kirmani quoted from Sandeep Balakrishna. 2013. Tipu Sultan : The Tyrant of Mysore. Chennai: Rare Publications.
# Car (disambiguation)

In modern usage a car usually refers to a wheeled, self-powered motor vehicle used for transportation
Car may also refer to:
* Central African Republic, a landlocked country in Central Africa
* Horse-drawn vehicle; see also carriage, chariot, cart, waggon
This disambiguation page, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name, lists articles associated with the name Car (disambiguation). If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
# Captive Wild Woman

Captive Wild Woman is a 1943 film about a scientist who puts the brain of a gorilla into the body of a woman.
    Directed by Edward Dmytryk. Written by Ted Fithian, Neil P. Varnick, Griffin Jay, and Henry Sucher.

## Dr. Sigmund Walters

* Why should a single life be so important?
* You're not only going to watch this operation... You're going to be helpful to me.
* Most elements are traceable to glandular disorders.

## Other

* End Narrator: So, behind these gates is buried the legend of a mortal who went beyond the realm of human powers and tampered with things no man should ever touch.

## Dialogue

    Curly: [referring to the new shipment of lions] How many?
    Fred Mason: Forty.
    Curly: Well, I'll feed 'em, but you gotta explain meatless Tuesdays to 'em.
    Beth Colman: Gee, it's good having you back. Was the trip a success?
    Fred Mason: A success? Look! "Look! Twenty tigers, twenty lions, six zebras, eleven leopards... and Sheila!"
    Beth Colman: Sheila?
    Fred Mason: The most gorgeous lady that ever came out of the jungles.

## Taglines

* STRANGEST OF SIGHTS... The brain of an animal... the form of a woman!
* A human form with animal instincts!
* Torn by strange desires!
* Shockingly savage Acquanetta as the Gorilla Girl!

## Cast

* Evelyn Ankers — Beth Colman
* John Carradine — Dr. Sigmund Walters
* Milburn Stone — Fred Mason
* Lloyd Corrigan — John Whipple
* Acquanetta — Paula Dupree
* Martha Vickers — Dorothy Colman
* Fay Helm — Nurse Strand
* Vince Barnett — Curly, a rube
* Paul Fix — The Handler
* Ray Corrigan — Cheela the Gorilla

## External links

* Captive Wild Woman quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Capua

Capua is a city and comune in the province of Caserta, in the region of Campania, southern Italy, situated 25 km (16 mi) north of Naples, on the north-eastern edge of the Campanian plain.

## Quotes

* First of old of Oscan towns! Prize of triumphs, pearl of crowns; Half a thousand years have fled, Since arose thy royal head, Splendour of the Lucumoes.Tuscan fortress, doomed to feel Sharpest edge of Samnite steel, Flashing down the Liris tide; Re-arisen, in richer pride, Cynosure of Italy!Let the Gaurian echoes say How, with Rome, we ruled the fray; Till the fatal field was won By the chief who slew his son, ’Neath the vines of Vesulus.Siren city, where the plain Glitters twice with golden grain, Twice the bowers of roses blow, Twice the grapes and olives flow, Thou wilt chain the conqueror;Home of war-subduing eyes, Shining under softest skies, Gleaming to the silver sea, Liber, Venus, strive for thee, Empress of Ausonia!Glorious in thy martial bloom, Glorious still in storm and gloom, We thy chiefs who dare to die Raise again thy battle-cry,— Charge with Capuan chivalry!
** John Nichol, Hannibal: A Historical Drama (1873), Act IV, scene 6

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Capua on Wikipedia
# Curtis John Guillory

Curtis John Guillory (September 1, 1943 –) is an American prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Beaumont.

## Quotes

* If you have understanding, then you can build trust. If you have trust, you can build community and have respect for people's dignity.
** Despite Persistent Racism, Black Catholics 'Keep Hand on Plow' (5 January 1997) National Catholic Register
# Cursor Mundi

Cursor Mundi is a Middle English religious poem written by an unknown northern English writer during the late 13th century or early 14th century. It draws on both sacred and secular sources to tell the history of the world. Cursor Mundi is the earliest known source of many English proverbs and sayings.

## Quotes

* Brut þat berne bolde of hand, First conquerour of meri Ingland.
** Line 7
* Selden was for ani chance Praised Inglis tong in France.
** Line 245
* For-þi men sais into þis tyde, Is no man þat murthir may hide.
** Line 1083
* Luken luve at the end wil kith.
** Line 4276
* Hert sun for-gettes that ne ei seis.
** Line 4508
* Curced in kirc than sal thai be wid candil, boke, and bell.
** Line 17110
* Nil we, wil we, we sal mete.
** Line 23730
# Bull (2016 TV series)

Bull (2016–2022) is an American legal drama that aired on CBS.

## Season 1
### The Necklace [1.01]

    Dr. Jason Bull: Don't give up on people. They're all we've got.
    Dr. Jason Bull: Didn't see that coming.
    Dr. Jason Bull: Why are you smirking?
    Brandon Peters: I'm not smirking.
    Dr. Jason Bull: [to Chunk, the tailor] He smirked. Did you see that? He's a smirker.
    Brandon Peters: You're supposed to be on my side.
    Dr. Jason Bull: I may be the only one who is.

## External links

* Bull quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Bull of Heaven

In ancient Mesopotamian mythology, the Bull of Heaven is a mythical beast fought by the hero Gilgamesh. The story of the Bull of Heaven has two different versions: one recorded in an earlier Sumerian poem and a later version in the standard Akkadian Epic of Gilgamesh.

## Quotes

* Father, let me have the Bull of Heaven To kill Gilgamesh and his city. For if you do not grant me the Bull of Heaven, I will pull down the Gates of Hell itself, Crush the doorposts and flatten the door, And I will let the dead leave And let the dead roam the earth And they shall eat the living. The dead will overwhelm all the living!
** Inanna to Anu, in the Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet VI, Third Dynasty of Ur ( c. 2100 BCE).

## See also

* Tale of Gudam
# Bulleh Shah

Syed Abdullah Shah Qadri, known popularly as Bulleh Shah (1680–1757), was a Punjabi Islamic philosopher and Sufi poet, regarded as the "Father of Punjabi Enlightenment". He was a reformist and spoke against powerful religious, political and social institutions. His first spiritual teacher was Shah Inayat Qadiri, a Sufi saint of Lahore.
He belonged to the Sayyid community, which is recognized as being the descendants of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad.

## Quotes
### Poetry

* True love has be-guided me, O friend! Reveal to me the land of my Beloved. At my parents' I was an innocent maid. With love to me He has robbed me of my heart. Logic, semantics and a store of knowledge— Such pedantry has left me devoid of Him. Of what use are fasts and prayers to them, Who have drunk deep from the front of love? Sitting in the company of the Spouse, Bullah is free from all rituals, O friend!
** Bulleh Shah, The Love-Intoxicated Iconoclast, p. 129
* If I tell a lie, something is left out; If I speak out the truth, there is a blaze. My mind fears both the alternatives, But haltingly my tongue speaks out. Words that come to my tongue cannot be held back. If I were to unravel the mysteries, All would forget to discuss and debate. They would then kill our friend Bullah, For only the hidden truth befits here.
** Bulleh Shah, The Love-Intoxicated Iconoclast, p. 130
* By going to Mecca the mystery is not obtained, so long as the ego is not annihilated. By going to the Ganga the mystery is not solved, though you may take a hundred dips in it. By going to Gaya the mystery is not solved, though you may offer many rice-cakes at funerals. O Bullah, salvation will be obtained only when the 'I' is completely eliminated.
** quoted in Sarmad, Martyr to Love Divine, p. 11-12

### Stanzas

* Accursed be prayers, to hell with fasts, and let confession of faith be damned. O Bullah, I have found the Lord within, and the world wanders in delusion!
** Bulleh Shah, The Love-Intoxicated Iconoclast, p. 130

### Couplets

* In shrines dwell robbers, in idol-houses, thugs. In mosques live vagabonds, the lovers of God remaind aloof.
** Bulleh Shah, The Love-Intoxicated Iconoclast, p. 136

## See also

* J. R. Puri & T. R. Shangari: Bulleh Shah, The Love-Intoxicated Iconoclast, Radha Soami Satsang Beas, Amritsar, India, 1986
* Isaac A. Ezekiel: Sarmad, Martyr to Love Divine, Radha Soami Satsang Beas Publishers, Delhi, 1st edition, 2005