Quarles' emblems, divine and moral: together with hieroglyphics of the life of man (1800)
Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed for Alex. Hogg · leaf 167
ey feem to enjoy happinefs^ when indeed they are only moft miferable: neither do they underjland that they are deluded by their fancy ^ till they be delivered from their folly. S. GREG, in Mor. By fo much the ?nore are we inwardly foolijh^ by howmuch wejirive to feem outwardly wife. EPIG. 2.… … PiiOm-.G.a. Jffeal rne CZcrcI, anil c/x^t^ rnv Tr^menAi- ea^e ;JlyJ^f^nes are i-^jcd; ff^trrc /ny Hea/tk &: Petice Book III. EMBLEMS. 109 III. P S A L M vi. 2. Have mercy. Lord, upon me, /fir I am ivesk 5 0 Lord,bealme, for my bones are vexed. Soul. Jesus. S^uL \ H! Son of David, help. 7^/What…
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