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<p>WHEN <persName>Hectors</persName> force, through mortall wounde did faile,<lb/> And life beganne, to dreadefull deathe to yeelde:<lb/> The <rs>Greekes</rs> most gladde, his dyinge corpes assaile,<lb/> Who late did flee before him in the fielde:<lb/> Which when he sawe, quothe hee nowe worke your spite,<lb/> For so, the <rs>hares</rs> the <rs>Lion</rs> dead doe byte.<lb/> Looke here vpon, you that doe wounde the dead,<lb/> With slaunders vile, and speeches of defame:<lb/> Or bookes procure, and libelles to be spread,<lb/> When they bee gone, for to deface theire name:<lb/> Who while they liu'de, did feare you with theire lookes,<lb/> And for theire skill, you might not beare their bookes.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_13101"/><foreign lang="la">Nullum cum victis certamen, &amp; aethere cassis.</foreign> <gloss target="embstma_1667_13101" lang="la"><name type="author">Virg.</name> Aeneid. 11.</gloss> </p>

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131

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embstma_1667

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Feigheit

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emblempictura

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embstma_1667_emblem132

IIHIM

GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

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Hares approach a dead lion

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Cùm laruis non luctandum

HIM

GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

IC

25F23(LION)(+536)

25F23(LION)(+63)

25F26(HARE)(+441)

25F26(HARE)(+452)

25F26(HARE)(+471)

25F26(HARE)(+5):31A(+9223)

25F26(HARE)(+52)

25F31(+5262)

25G13

25G3(+21)

25H11

25I12

31E5

33B130

54AA8(+4)

54EE4(+4):13A1(+0)

57BB25(+4)

86(CUM LARVIS NON LUCTANDUM)

94G235

INTERP_DAL

One must not struggle with ghosts

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MOTTO_LA_NORM

Cum larvis non luctandum