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What time Philip surnamed Augustus was king of France, Saladinus Sultanus king of Babilon, of Damascus, and of Egypt, lay at the point of death at Ascalon, he appointed that as soone as he was dead, his shirt should be carried by his steward thorough out all the cittie of Ascalon, hauing a speare thrust tho- row the middle of it, & that the cryer should with a loud voice proclaime as followeth. He that of late the mightie raines, of East did rule at will, Now dead doth onely this conuey, into the darkish hell. Let euerie mightie man take this for a most infallible token, that when death comes, he spareth neither king nor Caesar, and that he shall depart out of this world, as naked as the poorest and vilest creature doth.

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Restat ex victore Orientis. That onely resteth of all his victories in the East.

HIM MNE ; MNE_EMB IC 11R5 ; 11R7 ; 41D223(SHIRT)(+81) ; 44B1 ; 44B114(SULTAN) ; 45C11(SPEAR) ; 45A310 ; 61B2(SALADIN [of Egypt, Syria, Yemen and Palestina])3 ; 86(RESTAT EX VICTORE ORIENTIS) MOTTO_EN That onely resteth of all his victories in the East URL_IMAGE embmne_pae1591_pic061.jpg ID embmne_pae1591_emblem028 MOTTO_LA_NORM Restat ex victore Orientis CHILDREN CHILDREN_SQRT 0