<p>Two Lawrell boughes rubbed hard togither (if we shal credite what Plinie hath recorded) yeeld fire forth by long and continuall chafe- ing. Manie are of opinion also, that the bones of a Lion do the same. So likewise most cer- <pb n="embmne_pae1591_fac053"/> taine it is, that no little danger falleth our, when mightie men meete togither, that the old prouerbe may be verified which faith, Dura duris non quadrare, in plowing or tilling of the ground, hard things agree not togither. The description of this simbole or figure appertaineth to the crosse of saint An- drew, as they terme it, and the house of Bur- gundie were wont to vse the same in their martiall ensignes, when they marched for- ward, and were now come to encounter with their enimies: albeit in euery point they ad- mitted not the like signification. </p>

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Gewaltanwendung

emblem pictura

emblempictura

Both of them do burn

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MNE

MNE_EMB

Two burning laurel branches

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MNE

MNE_EMB

11D123(ANDREW'S CROSS)

21C

25G3(LAUREL)(+22)

41B11

41B121

46A122(BOURGOGNE)3

53C11(+4)

54AA4(+4)

54DD51(+4)

54EE3(+4)

86(FLAMMESCIT UTERQUE)

Both of them do burne

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Flammescit uterque