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<p>[photograph of page 291 is missing] <pb n="embmne_pae1591_fac292"/> The most gracious Dutches of Berie, Mar- garet by name, expressed the singular affecti- on her hart in this Embleme of two serpents, putting foorth both their heades out of the boughes of an Oliue tree: shewing that the true gouernment of all things is best helde fast, and holden vp by the mast of wisedome and pollicie. </p> |
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Überliefernde Weisheit |
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[Wisdom is the guardian of all things] |
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<p>Rerum Sapientia custos.</p> |
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Rerum Sapientia custos |