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<p>THE <rs>stagge</rs>, that hardly skap'd the hunters in the chase,<lb/> At lengthe, by shadowe of a tree, founde refuge for a space.<lb/> And when the eger houndes had lefte their wished praye,<lb/> Behoulde, with biting of the boughes, him selfe hee did bewraye.<lb/> Throughe which, the hunter straight did pierce him to the harte:<lb/> Whereat, (quoth hee) this wounde I haue, is iustly my deserte.<lb/> For where I good did finde, I ought not ill requite:<lb/> But lo, these boughes that sau'd my life, I did vnkindlie bite.<lb/> Wherefore, althoughe the tree could not reuenge her wronge:<lb/> Yet nowe by fates, my fall is wrought, who mighte haue liued longe.<lb/> <gloss target="embstma_1667_15901" lang="la">Duodecem haec se-<lb/> quentia, ob elegan-<lb/> tiam, & venusta-<lb/> tem: è <name type="author">G. Faërni</name>, se-<lb/> lectis fabulis sum-<lb/> pra.</gloss> </p> |
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GUL EMBLEMS ILL_BOOK PLANTIN |
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Fae.117 |
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emblempictura |
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| IIHIM |
GUL EMBLEMS ILL_BOOK PLANTIN |
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A hunted stag, having escaped to the woods, gives its position away to the hunter and the dogs by the noise he makes when eating from a tree |
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embstma_1667.dmp |
| LINK_FACSIMILE |
embstma_1667_fac153 |
| MOTTO_LA |
Pro bono, malum |
| TYPE |
emblem pictura |
| IC |
25F24(STAG)(+621) 25G13 25G3(+21) 25H15 31A247 31A2512 31A2512(+933) 31A2515 31A2711 31A534 31AA2516(+933) 31D14(+73) 34B11(+952) 41D211(+81) 41D233(+81) 43C11(+4112) 43C11(+421) 43C111241 43C114 45C12(CLUB) 45C15(ARROW) 45C15(BOW) 45C23 46C1215 54A5(+4) 54AA5(+4) 54E42(+4) 57AA741(+4) 85(STAG BITTING BOUGHS) 86(PRO BONO, MALUM) |
| INTERP_DAL |
Evil for good |
| URL_IMAGE |
embstma_1667_pic153a.jpg |
| ID |
embstma_1667_emblem159 |
| MOTTO_LA_NORM |
Pro bono, malum |