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WHEN SANABAL Hierusalem distrest,
With sharpe assaultes, in NEHEMIAS tyme:
To warre, and worke, the Iewes them selues addrest,
And did repaire theire walles, with stone, and lime:
One hande the sworde, against the foe did shake,
The other hande, the trowell vp did take.
Of valiant mindes, loe here, a worthie parte,
That quailed not, with ruine of theire wall:
But Captaines boulde, did prooue the masons arte,
Which doth inferre, this lesson vnto all:
That to defende, our countrie deare from harme,
For warre, or worke, wee eyther hande should arme.
2 Esd. cap. 4.
Ouid. 1. Pont. 4.
Nescio qua natale solum
dulcedme cunctos
Ducit, & immemo-
res non sinit esse sui.
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TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
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IIHIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
; PLANTIN
CAPTION_EN Two hands from the clouds, one holding a sword, the other holding a trowel
SOURCE_FILE embstma_1667.dmp
LINK embmne_pad1615_emblem075
INTERP_EN sword and trowel (Prepared for both)
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MOTTO_LA In vtrumque paratus
DEDICATION_EN To John Payton Esquier.
IC 26A
; 31A2245(+933)
; 45C13(SWORD)
; 45H0
; 47G0
; 47G6(TROWEL)
; 54D1(+4)
; 61B2(PAYTON, John)3
; 61B2(PEYTON, John)3
; 71R12
; 71R13
; 86(IN UTRUMQUE PARATUS)
INTERP_DAL Ready for both
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MOTTO_LA_NORM In utrumque paratus
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