berd in one Hand, and a Branch of ever-green Oak in tlie other s two Dogs at her Feet fnarling one at another. The Branch fignifies that it being fo ftrong a Plant that it is not eafie tobe cut in Pieces, yet by flriking one again(l anothery they are foon ^r^to ;lb the Rcpublick being well guarded,… … Jcmm^ .g
Emblems · Emblem books -- Great Britain -- 18th century
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