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<p> Erasmus Roterodamus vsed for his sim- bole the image of Terminus the God of the Romanes, which neuer gaue place to Iupiter himselfe, for the which thing Caruayalus a Franciscan frier found fault with him. Laying <pb n="embmne_pae1591_fac130"/> it to his charge, and obiecting it as a thing done too arrogantly of Erasmus, for that he thereby signified that he woulde yeelde to no man on earth in anie point of learning: al- though that sentence indeede may be vnder- stoode of death which is the last or vttermost bond or limite of all things, which no man is able, or by anie meanes may escape, or flie from: with the which answere Caruayalus was satisfied and contented. </p> |
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emblem pictura |
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emblempictura |
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I give place to none |
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MNE MNE_EMB |
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Terminus, device of Erasmus of Rotterdam |
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embmne_pae1591.xml |
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embmne_pae1591_fac129 |
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<p>Cedo nulli. <seg lang="en">I giue place to none.</seg> </p> |
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MNE MNE_EMB |
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31A221(+4) 46A122(ERASMUS OF ROTTERDAM)3 48C24 48C244 48C91 49C3 53BB1(+4) 61B2(ERASMUS OF ROTTERDAM)3 86(CEDO NULLI) 96A16 |
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I giue place to none |
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embmne_pae1591_pic129.jpg |
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embmne_pae1591_emblem066 |
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Cedo nulli |