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Ban-dog and lap-dog (Lightning strikes the highest mountain tops)

Sam.183

146

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emblempictura

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To I. T. Esquier

Lightning strikes the mountain tops

GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

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GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

25I14

26E20:25H11210

31AA2351

31A247(+0)

31A2511(+921)

31A2511(+933)

31AA2516(+918)

31AA26124(+53)

31A2711

31B6212

31D11221

31D14

31D15

34A1

34B11(+921)

34B11(+946)

34B11(+949)

34B11(+952)

34B11(+956)

34B11(+981)

41D211(+82)

41D212(+81)

41D221(+81)

41D221(+82)

41D223(+83)

41D231(+81)

41D233(+81)

43C(+4)(STICK)

45C13(SWORD)

46C142

46C146

46C1461(+0)

47I2111(+933)

48A9845

51G1(+4)

51H43(+4)

54BB3(+4)

61B2(I. T.)3

86(FERIUNT SUMMOS FULMINA MONTES)

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<p><term id="embstma_1667_14601"/>THE bandogge, fitte to matche the bull, or beare,<lb/> With burdens greate, is loden euery daye:<lb/> Or drawes the carte, and forc'd the yoke to weare:<lb/> Where littell dogges doe passe their time in playe:<lb/> And ofte, are bould to barke, and eeke to bite,<lb/> When as before, they trembled at his sighte.<lb/> Yet, when in bondes they see his thrauled state,<lb/> Eache bragginge curre, beginnes to square, and brall:<lb/> The freër sorte, doe wonder at his fate,<lb/> And thinke them beste, that are of stature small:<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_14602"/>For they maie sleepe vppon their mistris bedde,<lb/> And on their lappes, with daynties still bee fedde.<lb/> The loftie pine, with axe is ouerthrowne,<lb/> And is prepar'd, to serue the shipmans turne:<lb/> When bushes stande, till stormes bee ouerblowne.<lb/> And lightninges flashe, the mountaine toppes doth burne.<lb/> All which doe shewe: that pompe, and worldlie power,<lb/> Makes monarches, markes: when varrijnge fate doth lower.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_14603"/><foreign lang="la">Luxuriant animi rebus plerumque secundis,<lb/> Nec facile est aequa commoda mente pati.</foreign> <gloss target="embstma_1667_14601" lang="la"><name type="author">Gregor.</name> in mor.<lb/> Cùm quis positus<lb/> in prosperitate<lb/> diligitur, incer-<lb/> tum est, vtrum<lb/> prosperitas an<lb/> persona diligatur.<lb/> Amissio autem foe-<lb/> licitatis interro-<lb/> gat vim dilectio-<lb/> nis: nec prosperi-<lb/> tas quidem ami-<lb/> cum indicat, nec<lb/> aduersitas inimi-<lb/> cum celat.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_14602" lang="la"><name type="author">Eras.</name> in Epist.<lb/> Nihil aduersum,<lb/> nisi quod nobis<lb/> obstat ad aeter-<lb/> nam foelicitatem<lb/> properantibus:<lb/> nihil prosperum,<lb/> nisi quod deo<lb/> conducit.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_14603" lang="la"><name type="author">Ouid.</name> 2. Art.<lb/> Amandi.</gloss> </p>

Feriunt summos fulmina montes

Schädliches Übermaß

A big dog, harnessed to a cart, is hit with a stick; a small dog lies in the lap of a lady

Feriunt summos fulmina montes

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emblem pictura