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There is found euen at this day ancient coynes, with the inscription of Vespasianus Caesar vpon them, wherein there is ingrauen the figure of a high Palme tree abounding with great store of fruite. Furthermore it is most certaine that that most noble and fruit- full tree grew in Iudea, when it was subdued, and brought into subiection by the force and power of that mightie Prince. Wherfore this presaging type of the Palme tree, doth signi- fie not onely the region of Iurie, but also the destruction of that nation, and Gods perpe- tuall destruction against the posteritie there- of.

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Ipsa suae testis victoria cladis. Victorie it selfe is a witnesse of his owne destruction

HIM MNE ; MNE_EMB IC 25G3(DATE-PALM)(+34) ; 45A30 ; 45A40 ; 46A122(VESPASIAN)3 ; 61D(JUDAH) ; 86(IPSA SUAE TESTIS VICTORIA CLADIS) ; 98B(VESPASIAN)3 MOTTO_EN Victorie it selfe is a witnesse of his owne destruction URL_IMAGE embmne_pae1591_pic261.jpg ID embmne_pae1591_emblem143 MOTTO_LA_NORM Ipsa suae testis victoria cladis CHILDREN CHILDREN_SQRT 0