Henrik Ibsen Quote

That power which circumstances placed in my hands, and which is an emanation of divinity, I am conscious of having used to the best of my skill. I have never wittingly wronged any one. For this campaign there were good and sufficient reasons; and if some should think that I have not fulfilled all expectations, they ought in justice to reflect that there is a mysterious power without us, which in a great measure governs the issue of human undertakings.


The Emperor Julian, as portrayed in Emperor and Galilean (1873).


That power which circumstances placed in my hands, and which is an emanation of divinity, I am conscious of having used to the best of my skill. I...

That power which circumstances placed in my hands, and which is an emanation of divinity, I am conscious of having used to the best of my skill. I...

That power which circumstances placed in my hands, and which is an emanation of divinity, I am conscious of having used to the best of my skill. I...

That power which circumstances placed in my hands, and which is an emanation of divinity, I am conscious of having used to the best of my skill. I...