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<p> Valerius Maximus maketh mention of a cer- tain king, who when there was a rich Diadem offered vnto him, paused a while before he would put it on his head, &amp; studying as it were what were best to do, burst forth into these words, Oh more noble, then happie ornament, for if a man knew thorowly with how many trou- bles, perrils, &amp; misteries it is stuffed, he would not take it vp from the ground to haue it.</p>

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Will any man buy so dear, that which is so full of all kind of cares

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embmne_pae1591_emblem050

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The hands of a king, from the clouds, are holding a crowned turban

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<p> Ecquis emat tanti sese dimittere? <seg lang="en">Will any man buy so deare, that which is so full of all kind of cares.</seg></p>

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Will any man buy so deare, that which is so full of all kind of cares

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Ecquis emat tanti sese demittere