Icones, id est, Verae imagines virorvm doctrina simvl et pietate illvstrivm, qvorvm praecipuè ministerio partim bonarum literarum studia sunt restituta, partim vera religio in variis orbis christiani regionibus, nostra patrúmque memoria fuit instaurata: additis eorundem vitae & operae descriptionibus, quibus adiectae sunt nonnullae picturae quas emblemata vocant (1580)
Bèze, Théodore de, 1519-1605 · Genevae, apvd I. Laonivm · leaf 123
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Reformation · Religious biography · Emblems
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![An illustration from Historia B. Platinae de vitis pontificum Romanorum : a D.N. Jesu Christo usque ad Paulum II. venetum papam : longe' quam antea emendatior, doctissimarumq[ue] annotationum Onuphrii Panuinii accessione nunc illustrior reddita : cui, eiusdem Onuphrii accurata atque fideli operâ, reliquorum pontificum vitae, usq[ue] ad Pium V. & Antonii Ciccarellae, usq[ue] ad Clementem VIII. qui hodiè sanctæ Romanae Catholicae ecclesiae præsidet, adiunctæ sunt : accesserunt nunc demum omnium pontificum verae effigies : omnia summo studio emendata & correcta (1600)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-historiabplatina00plat-356-271.webp)
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