The royal politician represented in one hundred emblems (1700)
Saavedra Fajardo, Diego de, 1584-1648, Astry, James, Sir · London Printed for M. Gylliflower and L. Meredith · leaf 346
ifarming the Inhabitants. But thisTyranny is practicable only in fervile Nations, notamong People of a more generous Nature. Cato theConfuí, to fecure himfelf from fome People of Spain,near the River Ibems, took away their Arms, butwas foon obliged to return them \ they being foexaiperated to fee… … HERCVLES having maiterd tjie Lioh, knewhow to enjoy his Victory, in covering his Shoul-ders with its Skin, in order the more eaiily totame other Monfters.. Thus the Spoils of a Triumpharm the Conqueror, and encreafe his Power. Thusought Princes to ufe their Vi&ories, augmenting theirForces by…
Political science · Kings and rulers
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