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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>In the yeare after the birth of Christ, 1429.
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        the companie of the order of the knights of
        the Garter, began by the same Philip duke of
        Burgundy, hauing purchased a most maiesti-
        call name by the donation of the golden
        fleece. After this he chose foure and twentie
        noble men of tried fidelitie to be of the num-
        ber of this honorable societie, adorning them
        with a chaine of gold, wherein was the flint
        stone burning thoroughout the whole chain,
        and the golden fleece hanging before the
        breast: imitating herein (as may be supposed)
        the marinal expedition of Iason into Colchos
        by diligent obseruation as it were, of his ver-
        tue and godlines, whereof he was said to be
        so desirous, that he deserued the name of
        good, and the praise of an excellent wit, the
        order wherof his Epitaph which also sheweth
        the inuention of the golden fleece, doth de-
        clare in these words.
        I to thintent the church might be,
        both safe and sure likewise,
        From tyrants rage, inuented haue
        the goodly golden fleese.
        There were admitted into the number or so-
        cietie of these knights, next after the Duke
        himselfe.
        William of Vienna, Lord of saint George.
        Renatus Pottius Lord of Roch.
        <pb n="embmne_pae1591_fac051"/>
        Lord Remblai.
        Lord of Montague.
        Roland Huquerquius.
        Antonie Virgius Earle of Dammartine.
        Dauid Brimeus, Lord of Lignie.
        Hugo Launoy, Lord of Santes.
        Iohn Earle of Cominie.
        Antonie Thoulongeon marshall of Burgun-
        die.
        Peter Luxenburg, Earle of Conuersan.
        Iohn Trimoille, Lord of Ionuelle.
        Iohn Luxenburg, Lord of Beaureuoir.
        Gilbert Launoy, Lord of Villeruall.
        Iohn Villiers, Lord of Isleadam.
        Antonie Lord of Croy, and Renty.
        Florimundus Brimeus, Lord of Massincourt.
        Robert Lord of Mamines.
        Iames Brimeu, Lord of Grignie.
        Baldwin Launey, Lord of Molembaesius.
        Peter Baufremontanus, Lord of Chargny.
        Philip Lord of Teruant.
        Iohn Crequius.
        Iohn Croy, Lord of Tours on Marne.
       </p>
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SEQ 22
PARENT embmne_pae1591
TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
MOTTO_EN_NORM He reaped no small reward of his labours
NEXT embmne_pae1591_emblem023
IIHIM MNE
; MNE_EMB
CAPTION_EN A ribbon with the sign of the Golden Fleece
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MOTTO_LA <p>Pretium non vile laborum.
        He reaped no small reward of his labors.</p>
HIM MNE
; MNE_EMB
IC 11P3162
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; 41D2653
; 41D26612
; 44B114(DUKE)
; 46A1241(GOLDEN FLEECE)1
; 47I2131(+9351)
; 48A9845
; 57A21(+4)
; 57A6(+4)
; 61B2(PHILIP THE GOOD [of Bourgogne])3
; 86(PRETIUM NON VILE LABORUM)
; 94A4611
MOTTO_EN He reaped no small reward of his labors
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MOTTO_LA_NORM Pretium non vile laborum
CHILDREN 
CHILDREN_SQRT 0