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<p>THE grapes not ripe, the trauailing man doth waste,<lb/> And vnder foote doth treade, as sower, and naughte:<lb/> Which, being ripe, had sweete, and pleasaunte taste<lb/> Whereby, wee maie this lesson true be taughte.<lb/> Howe simple men, doe simplie iudge of thinges,<lb/> And doe not waighe that time perfection bringes.<lb/> For in this worlde, the thinges most faire, and rare,<lb/> Are harde at firste, and seeme both harshe, and sower:<lb/> But yet in time, they sweete and easie are,<lb/> Then staie for time, which giues both fruite and flower:<lb/> And vse our time, and let vs still suppose<lb/> No greater losse, then time that wee doe lose.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_22001"/><foreign lang="la">Nam mora dat vires, teneras mora percoquit vuas,<lb/> Et validas segetes, quod fuit herba facit.</foreign> <gloss target="embstma_1667_22001" lang="la"><name type="author">Ouid.</name> 1. Remed.</gloss> </p> |
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Alles zu seiner Zeit |
| DEDICATION_LA |
Iano Dousae, nobiliss. viri, Dn. Iani Dousae à Noortwijck F. |
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emblempictura |
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GUL EMBLEMS ILL_BOOK PLANTIN |
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GUL EMBLEMS ILL_BOOK PLANTIN |
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A woman and a man who extends his hand towards a vine; zodiacal sign of Virgo |
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embstma_1667.dmp |
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embmne_sam1569_emblem076 |
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embstma_1667_fac206 |
| MOTTO_LA |
Tempore cuncta mitiora |
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emblem pictura |
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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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embstma_1667_pic206.jpg |
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embstma_1667_emblem220 |
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Tempore cuncta mitiora |