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 313
uld have himmild and courteous, as the Portuguefe and the French. TheExtreams in one and tother are always dangerous, and hewill be beft able to moderate them, who in his Actions andGovernment, remembers that he is both Prince and Man. (18) Continuus afpeclus minus verendos magnos homines ipfa J… … TH E Scriptures call Piinces Mountains, and thé reí!of Mankind, Hills and Valleys (i). This compa-nion comprehends the great Affinity between them;for Mountains are Princes of the Earth, as being nearerHeaven, and luperiour to the other works of Nature, as al-io for their Liberality, by which from…
Kings and rulers · Political science
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