Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 274
m his own rubbings, notably from Belgium.Two specimens are given in Chapter VIII. But the love of symbol and emblem did not 252 IHK SYMBOLIC INFLUENCEexpire with llu vli^our of heraldic design. Indeed,a certain Impetus was given to It by the inventionof j)rlntlng, which, diverting It Into anotlier… … EX BELLO PAX. (From Alciatis Emblems, 1522.) of classical lore at the Renascence, and by thegeneral stir and activity of thought of a time oftransition, when new and old ideas were In conflictor in process of fusion. Life was full of variety,contrast, hope, fear, strife, love, art, romance…
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