A new light on the renaissance displayed in contemporary emblems (1909)
Bayley, Harold · London, J.M. Dent · leaf 173
h Powers above, around, below, As with all flesh and whatsoever lives Act maketh joy and woe. Higher than Indras ye may lift your lot And sink it lower than the worm or gnat, The end of many myriad lives is this The end of myriads that.” The word Pantheism was not employed until 1707, but the ideas… … Fig. 345. — Headpiece. Geneva, 1634. In Fig. 345 we see the spotless one, the intrepid and unwearied huntress, setting forth upon her quest. Among the Arcadians Artemis was worshipped with the symbol of a bear ; the boar sent by her is said to have been “ a symbol of the awakening every spring of…
Emblems · Cabala · Printers' marks · Renaissance
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