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<p>The Israelites after their returne from the captiuitie of Babilon, taking in the one hand a trowell, in the other a sword (such were the continuall troubles of their enimies) built vp the wals of Ierusalem. Which thing in a mi- sterie did represent the ministers of the church of Christ, who are bound to instruct the igno- rant, and to bring againe those that do erre in the faith (which are very ruines in deed) & to fight manfully with the sword of Gods word against the enimies thereof, which are vices and sinne. </p> |
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emblempictura |
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Readie to both |
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Two hands from the clouds, one holding a sword, the other holding a trowel |
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embmne_pae1591.xml |
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embmne_pae1591_fac145 |
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<p>In vtrumque paratus. <seg lang="en">Readie to both.</seg></p> |
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emblem pictura |
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11M31 11N1 11P310 26A 31A2245(+933) 45C13(SWORD) 45H0 47G0 47G6(TROWEL) 54D1(+4) 71R12 71R13 86(IN UTRUMQUE PARATUS) |
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Ready for both |
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Whitney 66 |
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embmne_pae1591_emblem075 |
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Ready to both |
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In utrumque paratus |