Quote by William Shakespeare

His (Cardinal ) own opinion was his law

His (Cardinal ) own opinion was his law

Summary

This quote suggests that the Cardinal mentioned has a strong inclination to make decisions and follow his own personal beliefs, disregarding the opinions or perspective of others. It implies that his authority comes from his own views and judgments, indicating a sense of arrogance and autonomy in his decision-making process. This phrase encapsulates the idea that he considers his personal opinions to be the ultimate authority and does not feel compelled to justify or compromise them.

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