VLJ^Ei aquis, rnrfum terrse gravis incubat unda, Foccundumque facit, quod premit unda, folum. Rjvulus ^ ac fitiens tonte cai-ei<et humus •Dicite, num filvae, num jugera Iseta virerent, Purpura num pomis, num foret uUa rofis ?E terra formatus homo efl:. Quse peilora torquent, Nonne maris falfas… … VII. TNfima ^***-*^ ^oco cft, non efl tamen infima laude:Luna nata prior, condita Sole prior.Divitias vafto gremio comple£titur omnes, Poma, rofas, gemmas, fulva metalla, parit.Non tamen hxc omnis profert fimul omnia tellus, Dives in hac, alia fquallet egena plaga.Sic etiam dothomes inum divifit…
Nature (Aesthetics) · Emblems
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![An illustration from Ethica naturalis, seu, Documenta moralia e variis rerum naturalium proprietatib[us], virtutum vitiorumq[ue] symbolicis imaginibus collecta, 1700, leaf 20](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/1024/ia-ethicanaturaliss00weig-20-10.webp)
![An illustration from Pars I. des berühmten italiänische[n] Ritters Caesaris Ripae, allerley Künsten und Wissenschafften dienlicher Sinnbildern und Gedancken : welchen jedesmahlen eine hierzu taugliche Historia oder Gleichnis beÿgefüget (1758)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-parsidesberuhmte00ripa-132-70.webp)
