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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>Their foolish Guise, I never could affect,<lb/>
                                Who dare, for any cause, the Stewes frequent:<lb/>
                                And, thither, where I justly might suspect<lb/>
                                A Strumpet liv'd, as yet, I never went.<lb/>
                                For, when (as Fooles pretend) they goe to seeke<lb/>
                                Experience, where more Ill then Good, they see;<lb/>
                                They venture for their Knowledge, Adam-like;<lb/>
                                And, such as his, will their Atchievements bee.<lb/>
                                Let, therefore, those that would loose Trulls detest,<lb/>
                                Converse with none, but those that modest are;<lb/>
                                For, they that can of Whoredome make a Iest,<lb/>
                                Will entertaine it, ere they be aware.<lb/>
                                Chast-Company, and Chast-Discourse, doth make<lb/>
                                The Minde more pleased with it, ev'ry day;<lb/>
                                And, Frequent viewes of Wantonnesse, will take<lb/>
                                The Sense and Hatred, of the Vice away.<lb/>
                                Some, I have knowne, by Harlots Wiles undone,<lb/>
                                Who, but to see their Fashions, first pretended;<lb/>
                                And, they that went for Company, alone,<lb/>
                                By suddaine Quarrells, there, their Dayes have ended.<lb/>
                                For, in the Lodgings of a Lustfull Woman,<lb/>
                                Immodest Impudence hath still her Being;<lb/>
                                There, Furie, Fraud, and Cruelties are common:<lb/>
                                And, there, is Want, and Shame, and Disagreeing.<lb/>
                                Ev'n Beauty, of it selfe, stirres loose Desires,<lb/>
                                Occasioning both Iealousies, and Feares;<lb/>
                                It kindleth in the Brest, concealed Fires,<lb/>
                                Which burne the Heart, before the Flame appeares:<lb/>
                                And, ev'ry day, experienced are wee;<lb/>
                                That, there, where Hellen is, Troyes Fate will bee.<lb/>
                            </p>
                        
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SEQ 27
PARENT embstma_1903
TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
ANNOT Compare: Randle Holme's Academy of Armory, Book III, Chapter 19, Section 1b: 'Soldiers and battles', CD-ROM, published by the British Library, 2000
NEXT embstma_1903_emblem028
IIHIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
CAPTION_EN A woman (prostitute?) holding a fan or handkerchief watches two men duelling below her window, at night
SOURCE_FILE embstma_1903.xml
LINK_FACSIMILE embstma_1903_fac027
MOTTO_LA <p>UBI HELENA IBI TROIA.</p>
                        
HIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
IC 11Q712
; 24B3
; 25F38(OSTRICH)(+352)
; 25I144
; 31D14(+72)
; 31D15
; 33B2
; 33C52
; 41A3311
; 41B33(+1)
; 41D212
; 41D221(HAT)
; 41D261
; 41D262
; 45B31
; 45C13(DAGGER)
; 45C13(PONIARD)
; 45C13(RAPIER)
; 45C13(SWORD)
; 45C14(HALBERD)
; 46A7
; 52B513(+4)
; 56E3(+4)
; 57AA76(+4)
; 86(UBI HELENA IBI TROIA)
MOTTO_EN <p>Where Hellen is, there, will be Warre;<lb/>
                                For, Death and Lust, Companions are.</p>
                        
URL_IMAGE embstma_1903_pic027.jpg
ID embstma_1903_emblem027
MOTTO_LA_NORM Ubi Helena ibi Troia
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