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<p>Such was the estimation of Augustus Cea- sar towards his friend Maecenas, that he committed vnto him the gouernement of his countrey, as well by land as by sea: wherefore he caused the shape of a frogge to be drawne for his cognizance. Except peraduenture he would signifie those frogs in Syriphie, which ( as Plinie saith ) are mute, and without voice; for so it may represent a close and hidden se- cret, and also a faithfull concealing of things commited to ones fidelitie. Which vertue this Meacenas so practised that Augustus Caesar himselfe for [ thy ] cause highly reuerenced him &amp; had him in great admiration for [ thy ] hatred that <pb n="embmne_pae1591_fac076"/> he bore them that vsed enuicustie to giue pri- uie scoffes and taunts vnder pretence of vn- fainted friendship. </p>

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36

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embmne_pae1591

INTERP_HEN

Machtanspruch

TYPE

emblem pictura

TIPE

emblempictura

MOTTO_EN_NORM

Both the land and water is my own

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embmne_pae1591_emblem037

IIHIM

MNE

MNE_EMB

CAPTION_EN

A frog

SOURCE_FILE

embmne_pae1591.xml

LINK_FACSIMILE

embmne_pae1591_fac075

MOTTO_LA

<p> Mihi terra, lacúsque. Both the land and water is my owne.</p>

HIM

MNE

MNE_EMB

IC

25F51(FROG)(+5711)

25G13

46A122(MAECENAS)3

52DD3(+4)

61D(SYRIPHIA)

86(MIHI TERRA LACUSQUE)

98B(MAECENAS)3

MOTTO_EN

Both the land and water is my owne

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embmne_pae1591_pic075.jpg

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embmne_pae1591_emblem036

MOTTO_LA_NORM

Mihi terra lacusque