Choice emblems, divine and moral, antient and modern, or, Delights for the ingenious, in above fifty select emblems , curiously ingraven upon copper-plates : with fifty pleasant poems and lots, by way of lottery, for illustrating each emblem to promote instruction and good counsel by diverting recreation (1732)
R. B., 1632?-1725? · London : Printed for Edmund Parker ... · leaf 199
thy thoughts referved be.Till thou art laid where none can thee cftend. And whilft moft others give their Fancy fcope^Enjoy thy felf in Silence and in Hope, Lot 43. JJivine and Moral. 17^Lot 45. THcu haft in Publick Jived long,And overfreely us*d thy Tongue.But if thy fafety thou defire,Be iilent… … Einh; <^4 JSlon eji Mortale quod opto* The Divine and Moral. 175****** *********;****** THE Forty-fourth EmblemIlluftrated. itake Wingy my Souly and ??mmt up higher ;For Earth fulfils not my Defire. WHen Gap^ymed h\m{£l^ WRS purifying,Great Jupiter., his naked beauty Tpying^Sent forth his ILagle…
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