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    Who said of whom, "They should either be as they are, or not be"? By the way, he said it in Latin.

    Question #107515. Asked by flem-ish. (Jul 30 09 5:42 AM)


    flem-ish

    		Extra hint: it was a Pope and he referred to a religious order.

    Jul 31 09, 11:45 AM

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