Who said “Let my honor be without stain.”?

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SourceLatin motto; recorded in James Wood, Dictionary of Quotations (1899), p. 403

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“Let my honor be without stain.”
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Sit sine labe decus

VerifiedLatin motto; recorded in James Wood, Dictionary of Quotations (1899), p. 403 · evidenceHonor
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Motto. “Let my honor be without stain.” Famous Quotations Network. Accessed October 24, 2026. https://www.famous-quotations.com/quotes/21864-let-my-honor-be-without-stain/.