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<p>WHERE couetousnes the scepter doth supporte,<lb/> There, greedie gripes the Kinge dothe ofte extoll:<lb/> Bicause, he knowes they, doe but make a sporte,<lb/> His subiectes poore, th shaue, to pill, and poll?<lb/> And when he sees, that they are fatte, and full?<lb/> He cuttes them of, that he maye haue theire wolle?<lb/> Vnto a sponge, theise are resembled righte:<lb/> Which drie at firste, when it with water swelles,<lb/> The hande that late did wette it, being lighte:<lb/> The same againe, the moisture quite expelles.<lb/> And to the flood, from whence it latelie came,<lb/> It runnes againe, with wringinge of the same.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_15701"/><foreign lang="la">Orbem iam totum victor Romanus habebat,<lb/> Quà mare, quà terrae, quà sidus currit vtrumque,<lb/> Nec satiatus erat, grauidis freta pulsa carinis,<lb/> Iam peregrabantur, si quis sinus abditus vltra,<lb/> Si qua foret tellus, quae fuluum mitteret aurum, &amp;c.</foreign> <gloss target="embstma_1667_15701" lang="la"><name type="author">Petrus Arbiter</name>.</gloss> </p>

PREV

embstma_1667_emblem156

SEQ

157

PARENT

embstma_1667

INTERP_HEN

Ausbeutung der Untertanen

TYPE

emblem pictura

TIPE

emblempictura

NEXT

embstma_1667_emblem158

IIHIM

GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

CAPTION_EN

A king squeezes water from a sponge; a crowd around a gibbet in the distance

SOURCE_FILE

embstma_1667.dmp

LINK

embmne_mig1591_emblem147

LINK_FACSIMILE

embstma_1667_fac151

MOTTO_LA

Quod non capit Christus, rapit fiscus

HIM

GUL

EMBLEMS

ILL_BOOK

PLANTIN

IC

11D

21D

25F31(+5262)

25F75(SPONGE)

26A

31A2321

31A2512(+933)

31A2512(+939)

31A2621(+52)

31A2723

31A5462

31D14

31D14(+79)

31E2355(+6)

41A343

41A351

41D233(+81)

44B113

44B127

44B191

44B192

44B197

44C1

44D40

44G342

46A17

47C521(+0)

48C1611

55CC11(+4)

86(QUOD NON CAPIT CHRISTUS, RAPIT FISCUS)

INTERP_DAL

What Christ does not take, the treasury snatches

URL_IMAGE

embstma_1667_pic151.jpg

ID

embstma_1667_emblem157

MOTTO_LA_NORM

Quod non capit Christus, rapit fiscus