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 39
Thy Vertue fhall acquire a nobler ftile,Than greatefl Kings are able to beftow 5 And gain thee thofe ^ojfeffions, which r\oxthey\Kor ^Ilme^ nor Death have Powr to take away. Lot 3, divine and Moral. \:% Lot g. THOU doft over-much refpe^That which will thy Harm effe(5i.But fome other things there be… … HAnTa AEAOiriA. The divine and Moral. 15 .r j04^* .t 1<x •1,^,V^ r^ ^ i.v.r XVi.n \r A-i.*^ WvV-^ ifkV*^ r> THE Fourth EmblemIlluflrated. Js to the World I Naked came^So Naked Jiript I leave the fame^ THrice happy is that Man whofe 7hoiightsdo rearHis Mind above that pitch the Worldling flies…
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