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<p> Vpon the fourth vessel of that kind which had three ranks of Ores in it, which Andreas Darius admirall of the Empire, commanded to be made for the Emperor against he should go to Tunetum, there was placed the shape <pb n="embmne_pae1591_fac109"/> or forme of a blasing starre glittering on eue- rie side with arrowes as it were in fashion of a round circle, for a continuall admonition to implore and call for Gods direction and mightie arme in this his voyage and iourney.</p>

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Lord teach me thy paths

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Arrows flying from a star

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<p> Vias tuas domine demonstra mihi. <seg lang="en">Lord teach me thy pathes.</seg></p>

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Lord teach me thy pathes

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Vias tuas domine demonstra mihi