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<p><term id="embstma_1667_05201"/>WITHIN one flower, two contraries remaine,<lb/> For proofe behoulde, the <rs>spider</rs>, and the <rs>bee</rs>,<lb/> One poison suckes, the bee doth honie draine:<lb/> <rs>The Scripture</rs> soe, hath two effectes we see:<lb/> Vnto the bad, it is a sworde that slaies,<lb/> Vnto the good, a shielde in ghostlie fraies.<lb/> <gloss target="embstma_1667_05201" lang="la">De littera &amp; spiritu,<lb/> <name type="author">S. Paulus</name> Cor. 2.<lb/> cap. 3.<lb/> Paradisus poëticus.<lb/> Vsus abest manuú? du-<lb/> cens pede stamine texo,<lb/> Aluus lanigera fer-<lb/> tilitate scatet.<lb/> Non dulcem e quauis<lb/> apis ingentosa liquorem<lb/> Flore: sed è lecto ger-<lb/> mine, mella legit.</gloss> </p>

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Tötende und rettende Kraft der Bibel

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emblempictura

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In Junius' Emblemata the motto of this emblem is "Boni adulterium"

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Spiders and bees eating from a rose-bush

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Vitae, aut morti

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GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

IC

11Q5110

25F711(BEE)(+45)

25F713(+45)

25F713(+63)

25G11

25G4(ROSE)(+32)

25G41(ROSE)

25H11

25H15

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47I244(+945)

54A7(+4):11Q511

58BB1(+4)

58B2(+4)

86(VITAE, AUT MORTI)

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For life, or for death

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Vitae, aut morti