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THE grapes not ripe, the trauailing man doth waste,
And vnder foote doth treade, as sower, and naughte:
Which, being ripe, had sweete, and pleasaunte taste
Whereby, wee maie this lesson true be taughte.
Howe simple men, doe simplie iudge of thinges,
And doe not waighe that time perfection bringes.
For in this worlde, the thinges most faire, and rare,
Are harde at firste, and seeme both harshe, and sower:
But yet in time, they sweete and easie are,
Then staie for time, which giues both fruite and flower:
And vse our time, and let vs still suppose
No greater losse, then time that wee doe lose.
Nam mora dat vires, teneras mora percoquit vuas,
Et validas segetes, quod fuit herba facit.
Ouid. 1. Remed.
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SEQ 220
PARENT embstma_1667
INTERP_HEN Alles zu seiner Zeit
DEDICATION_LA Iano Dousae, nobiliss. viri, Dn. Iani Dousae à Noortwijck F.
TIPE emblempictura
HIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
; PLANTIN
NEXT embstma_1667_emblem221
IIHIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
; PLANTIN
CAPTION_EN A woman and a man who extends his hand towards a vine; zodiacal sign of Virgo
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MOTTO_LA Tempore cuncta mitiora
TYPE emblem pictura
IC 14C
; 23O33
; 24B1
; 25H13
; 25H23
; 31A2512(+9341)
; 31A2513(+934)
; 31A2515
; 31A2515(+931)
; 31A2516(+933)
; 31A25161
; 31A25552
; 31AA2624
; 31A2726
; 31AA27631
; 31D13(+89)
; 31D14
; 31D15
; 41A31
; 41D211(+82)
; 41D221(+81)
; 41D221(+82)
; 41D223(+81)
; 41D231(+81)
; 41D233(+81)
; 41D233(+82)
; 41D92
; 46B354
; 46C24
; 47I422
; 47I4222
; 51FF511(+4)
; 54B121(+4)
; 61B2(DOUSA, Janus)3
; 86(TEMPORE CUNCTA MITIORA)
INTERP_DAL Everything becomes more mellow with time
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ID embstma_1667_emblem220
MOTTO_LA_NORM Tempore cuncta mitiora
CHILDREN
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