Francis Quarles' Emblems and : Hieroglyphics of the life of man, modernized : in four books (1773)
Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed for J. Cooke, at Shakespear’s Head, in Pater-Noster-Row · leaf 41
by tormenting Doubts the Mind is vcx*d.Fear of his Wrath for unrepented Sins,Or the dire Dread of fome renewd Offence,The fweet, calm Region of her Virtue fillsWith wrecking Tempers of foreboding Ills.But when again her Lord unveils his Face,And beams on her his all-enliv*ning Rays,The Clouds are… … Hells Tyrant rages Night and Day.And poor Mankind are made his Prey;The Pvighteous,. who his Reign oppofe.He treats 3S his invetrate Foes. [ 29 IEMBLEM XIV. Satan in a Riige. HERE Hells fierce Monarch you beholdAdvanced on his fiery Throne ;Hi^ Tyrant Power uncontrculd;His Pride and Rage fubmit to…
Emblems -- Early works to 1800 · Emblem books, English -- Great Britain -- England -- 18th century · Emblem books -- Great Britain -- England -- 18th century
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![An illustration from Pandora, das ist, Die edleste Gab Gottes, oder, Der werde vnnd heilsamme Stein der Weysen, mit welchem die alten Philosophi, auch Theophrastus Paracelsus, die vnvolkom[m]ene Metallen, durch Gewalt des Fewrs verbessert, sampt allerley schädliche vnd unheilsame Kranckheiten, innerlich vnd eusserlich haben vertrieben : ein Guldener Schatz, welcher durch einen Liebhaber diser Kunst, von seinem Untergang errettet ist worden, vnnd zu Nutz allen Menschen, fürnem[m]lich den Liebhabern der Paracelsischen Artzney, erst jetz in Truck verfertiget (1582)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-pandoradasistdie00epim-244-38.webp)
