Pope Julius II throws Peter's keys in the tiber; Paul's sword must defend us against the enemy: those keys from Petrus are nothing!. Pope Julius II, nicknamed 'il terribile', states that the keys of Peter are worthless and throws them in the Tiber. He adds that Paul's sword is useful.

Pope Julius II throws Peter's keys in the tiber; Paul's sword must defend us against the enemy: those keys from Petrus are nothing!. Pope Julius II, nicknamed 'il terribile', states that the keys of Peter are worthless and throws them in the Tiber. He adds that Paul's sword is useful.
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