Choice emblems, divine and moral, antient and modern; or, Delights for the ingenious, in above fifty select emblems .. (1732)
R. B., 1632?-1725?, Duke University. Library. Gilbert Collection · London, Printed for E. Parker · leaf 37
hy Vertue mall acquire a nobler (tile,Than great eft Kings are able to beftow 5 And gain thee thofe TojJeJJions* which not they.^Nor Time* nor Death have Powr to take away, Lot 3, Divine and Moral. j j Lot 5. TJHOU doft over-much refpeclThat which will thy Harm effectBut fome other things there… … H A N T A A E A 0 I IT Ai Th» ^Divine and Moral. 15 THE Fourth EmblemIlluftrated. As to the World I Naked came.So Naked fiript 1 kave the fame. THrice happy is that Man whofe Thought?do rearHis Mind above that pitch the Worldling flies $And, by his Contemplations) hovers whereHe views Things Mortal…
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![An illustration from Viridarium hieroglyphico-morale : in quo virtutes et vitia, atque mores huius aeui secundum tres ordines hierarchicos, ecclesiasticum, politicum, oeconomicum, per definitiones, distributiones, causas, adfectiones, adiuncta, effecta &c. piè, prudenter, dextrè ac variè explicantur, & non tantum dictis, & exemplis historiarum veterum ac recentium, ex sacris scripturis, sanctis patribus, seu Dd. ecclesiae, poetis, philosophis, historicis cum Christianorum tum gentilium, sed etiam artificiosissimis eiconibus hieroglyphicis illustrantur : opusculum novum ac rarum, cuius vsum atq[ue] vtilitatem praefixa praefatio docebit (1619)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-viridariumhierog00orae-79-36.webp)
