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DEDICATION_EN

To Sir William Standley Knight

INTERP_DAL

By Mars and by art

HIM

GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

PARENT

embstma_1667

ANNOT

Unum nihil, duos plurimum posse Tullie = Tullius Cicero

IIHIM

GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

IC

25H11

25H12

25I12

26A

31A2512(+932)

31A2512(+933)

31A2515(+933)

31A25552(+932)

31A2621(+51)

31A534

31D14(+72)

41D211(+81)

41D221(+81)

41D233(+81)

45A30

45C11(SPEAR)

45C13(SWORD)

45C19(SHIELD)

45C22

45C221

49M32

52A51(+4)

54A8(+4)

54E11(+4)

61B2(STANLEY, William)3

86(MARTE ET ARTE)

94F62(+0)

95A(DIOMEDES)7

95A(ULYSSES)7

98B(CAESAR)

98B(CICERO)

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<p>WHERE courage great, and consaile good doe goe,<lb/> With lastinge fame, the victorie is wonne:<lb/> But seperate theise, then feare the ouerthrowe,<lb/> And strengthe alone, dothe vnto ruine ronne:<lb/> Then Captaines good, must ioyne theise two, in one:<lb/> And not presume with this, or that, alone.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_04701"/>As valiant hartes, and corage highe beseeme,<lb/> The Captaines boulde, that enterprise for fame:<lb/> Soe muste they still, of pollicie esteeme,<lb/> And wisedome rules, to bringe to passe the same:<lb/> While <persName>Caesar</persName> great, subdu'de the countries farre:<lb/> In gowne at home, did <persName>TVLLIE</persName> helpe to warre.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_04702"/><persName>VLISSES</persName> wise, and <persName>DIOMEDES</persName> forme,<lb/> Are heare set downe, for valiant wightes to viewe:<lb/> The one deuis'de, the other did performe,<lb/> Whereby, they did the <rs>Troiane</rs> force subdue:<lb/> The one, his foes with witte, and counsaile harm'de,<lb/> The other, still him selfe againste them arm'de.<lb/> <gloss target="embstma_1667_04701" lang="la"><name type="author">Andr. Alciat.</name><lb/> Viribus hic praestat,<lb/> hic pollet acumine mentis<lb/> Nec tamen alterius,<lb/> non eget alter ope.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_04702" lang="la"><name type="author">Hor.</name> 2. Carm. 10.<lb/> Rebus angustis animo-<lb/> sus, atque<lb/> Fortis appare: sapien-<lb/> ter idem<lb/> Contrahes vento ni-<lb/> mium secundo,<lb/> Turgida vela.</gloss> </p>

MOTTO_LA_NORM

Marte et arte

INTERP_HEN

Klugheit und Stärke

CAPTION_EN

Diomedes, carrying a book, and Ulysses, in armour

MOTTO_LA

Marte & arte

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