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<p>When the Romaine Consuls went abroad there were certaine men appointed to go be- fore them adorned with triumphant crownes, and garlands, and with bundles of yong and tender rods, hauing two Pollaxes in their hands, signifying by this spectacle the tri- umphes of that most noble region of Italie, and the whole gouernment of the world, and also that the Romaines by their great wise- dome, peace, and affection to the common weale, purchased to themselues no litle praise and dignitie. But the iron wreathes, & chaines which you see holding the speares, and staues that they cannot fall one from another, doe signifie the bondage and captiuity wherewith from that time to this day, Italy is brought to ruine by the wickednes of sedition and ciuill dissention. </p> |
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emblem pictura |
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emblempictura |
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Men say that this is yet extant in Rome |
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MNE MNE_EMB |
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Two laurel wreaths hanging from fasces which are connected by a chain with locks |
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embmne_pae1591.xml |
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embmne_pae1591_fac072 |
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<p>Hoc Latio restare canunt. <seg lang="en">Men say that this is yet extant in Rome</seg> </p> |
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MNE MNE_EMB |
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25G(+224) 25G3(LAUREL)(+331) 41A3284 43A(+12) 44G(+35) 44A5 47D8(AXE) 47D8(CHAIN) 47D8(ROPE) 53C11(+4) 53CC1(+4) 61D(ITALY) 86(HOC LATIO RESTARE CANUNT) |
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Men say that this is yet extant in Rome |
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embmne_pae1591_pic072.jpg |
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embmne_pae1591_emblem034 |
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Hoc Latio restare canunt |