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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>Quis sit Amor plures olim cecinere poëtae,<lb/>
                                Eius qui uario nomine gesta ferunt.<lb/>
                                Conuenit hoc, quod ueste caret, quod corpore paruus,<lb/>
                                Tela alasque ferens, lumina nulla tenet.<lb/>
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                                Haec ora, hic habitusque dei est, sed dicere tantos<lb/>
                                Si licet in uates, falsa subesse reor.<lb/>
                                Eccur nudus agat? diuo quasi pallia desint,<lb/>
                                Qui cunctas domiti possidet orbis opes.<lb/>
                                Aut qui quaeso niues boreamque euadere nudus<lb/>
                                Alpinum potuit, strictaque prata gelu?<lb/>
                                Si puer est, puerum ne uocas qui Nestora uincit,<lb/>
                                An nosti Ascraei carmina docta senis?<lb/>
                                Inconstans puer, hic peruicax, pectora quae iam<lb/>
                                Trans adijt, nunquam linquere sponte potest.<lb/>
                                At pharetras &amp; tela gerit, quid inutile pondus?<lb/>
                                An curuare infarns cornua dura ualet?<lb/>
                                Alas c£rue tenet, quas nescit in aethera ferre?<lb/>
                                Inscius in uolucrum flectere tela iecur.<lb/>
                                Serpit humi semperque uirum mortalia corda<lb/>
                                Laedit, &amp; haud alas saxeus inde mouet.<lb/>
                                Si caecus uitamque gerit, quid taenia caeco<lb/>
                                Vtilis est? ideo num minus ille uidet?<lb/>
                                Quis ne sagittiferum credat qui lumine captus:<lb/>
                                Hic certa, ast caeci spicula uana mouet.<lb/>
                                Igneus est aiunt, uersatque in pectore flammas,<lb/>
                                Cur age uiuit adhuc? omnia flamma uorat.<lb/>
                                Quin etiam tumidis cur non extinguitur undis,<lb/>
                                Naiadum quoties mollia corda subit?<lb/>
                                At tu ne tantis capiare erroribus audi,<lb/>
                                Verus quid sit Amor carmina nostra ferent.<lb/>
                                Iucundus labor est, lasciua per ocia, signum<lb/>
                                Illius est, nigro punica glans clypeo.</p>
PREV embmne_wec1534_emblem096
SEQ 97
PARENT embmne_wec1534
NUM_TOZ 114
INTERP_HEN Wesen des Liebe
TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
NEXT embmne_wec1534_emblem098
IIHIM MNE
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
CAPTION_EN Statue of Cupid holding a shield with a pomegranate
SOURCE_FILE embmne_wec1534.dmp
LINK_FACSIMILE embmne_wec1534_fac102
MOTTO_LA In statuam Amoris.
HIM MNE
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
IC 22C4(BLACK)
; 25G13
; 25G21(POMEGRANATE)(+13)
; 26A
; 31A2422
; 31A2513
; 31A2515(+933)
; 31A2622(+51)
; 31D11221(+89)
; 45C19(SHIELD)
; 48A98321
; 56F2(+4)
; 86(IN STATUAM AMORIS)
; 91D1(+0)
; 92D17
; 92L312
INTERP_DAL Love
URL_IMAGE embmne_wec1534_pic102.jpg
ID embmne_wec1534_emblem097
MOTTO_LA_NORM In statuam Amoris
CHILDREN 
CHILDREN_SQRT 0