Comte de Saint-Germain

Immortal man legend

Contemporary weird famous 132 sayings

Sayings by Comte de Saint-Germain

I can make gold.

1750s — Reported by several individuals, including Madame du Hausset, lady-in-waiting to Madame de Pompadour…
Humorous Unverifiable

I have seen the Temple of Solomon.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him by various sources, implying ancient origins.
Humorous Unverifiable

I am a very old man, yet I am always young.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, reflecting his claims of timelessness.
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I can remove flaws from diamonds.

1750s — Reported by Madame du Hausset, lady-in-waiting to Madame de Pompadour, who witnessed him doing so.
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I am a friend of humanity.

18th Century — General sentiment expressed by him and noted by his admirers.
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I have been dead and born again many times.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him in various esoteric traditions.
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I have no name, and I have no country.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, emphasizing his mysterious origins.
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I never ask for anything, and I never refuse anything.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, reflecting his detached demeanor.
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I can play any instrument, and I can compose music.

Mid-18th Century — Reported by numerous witnesses, including the King of France, Louis XV.
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I can make leather into the finest silk.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, one of his claimed alchemical feats.
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I have been present at the Council of Nicaea.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him by various sources, claiming to have lived for centuries.
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I foresee the future.

Mid-18th Century — Attributed to him by various contemporaries who claimed he made accurate predictions.
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I can transform base metals into gold.

Mid-18th Century — A common claim made by him and attributed to him by others.
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I have secrets of curing all maladies.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, as he was also known for his alchemical and healing knowledge.
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I have no need of money, for I can make it.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, linked to his alchemical claims.
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I am the son of a king, but I do not know which one.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, adding to his mystique.
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I am a citizen of the world.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, signifying his lack of allegiance to any single nation.
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I have the elixir of life.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, another facet of his immortality claims.
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I can make pearls grow.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him, another example of his claimed alchemical abilities.
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I can command the elements.

18th Century (attributed) — Attributed to him in esoteric traditions, suggesting magical powers.
Humorous Unverifiable