The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 284
t, and still holding inhis hand a bag of money. An Esquire, clothed in gold and scarlet, ■:.<.! >u.cx-<:x>:::x:.-x:.r:.-:>:;-.-^| ;< /<îÂ:^:t:?>>v k /i:l::!--{ùi--,;^!\ _>-.. •-.,.-■ /îV-l;-* ^—^ï^ V ^to /^jTvT^ ~^^^ K W T^^\;ê-\~Wr<f^ TïïïV (/ ^i\ \… … Fig. 207.—The Moon. Fig- 208.—Justice. (Cards taken from the Pack, said to be of Charles VI., preserved in the Bibl. Imp., Paris.) rides gaUantly along, proudly waving his sword ; a Chariot bears intriumph an ofEcer in fuU armour ; a Fool places his cap and bells xinderhis arm that he may count…
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