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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>Right blest are they on whom God hath bestowne<lb/>
                                A King, whose Vertues have approved him<lb/>
                                To be an Ornament unto his Throne,<lb/>
                                And as a Lustre to his Diadem.<lb/>
                                Hee seekes not onely how to keepe in awe<lb/>
                                His People, by those meanes that rightfull are;<lb/>
                                But, doth unto himselfe, become a Law,<lb/>
                                And, by Example, Pious Wayes declare.<lb/>
                                He, loveth Peace, and after it pursues;<lb/>
                                Yet, if of Warre a just occasion come,<lb/>
                                Doth nor Bellona's Challenges refuse,<lb/>
                                Nor feare, to beat Defyance on his Drum;<lb/>
                                He is as ready, also, to advance<lb/>
                                The Lib'rall Arts, and from his Lands to drive<lb/>
                                All false Religion, Schisme, and Ignorance,<lb/>
                                As other publike profits to contrive.<lb/>
                                And, such a Prince is not a Casuall-thing,<lb/>
                                The Glories of a Throne, by Chance, possessing;<lb/>
                                Nor meerely from his Parents, doth he spring,<lb/>
                                But, he is rather Gods immediate Blessing.<lb/>
                                If thou desirest such a Prince to be,<lb/>
                                Or, to acquire that Worth which may allure<lb/>
                                Such Princes to vouchsafe some Grace to thee;<lb/>
                                Their Kingly Vertues, labour to procure.<lb/>
                                In Military Practices delight,<lb/>
                                Not for a wicked, or vaine-glorious end;<lb/>
                                But, to maintaine the Cause that is upright,<lb/>
                                Or thy distressed Countrey to defend.<lb/>
                                And, strive that thou, as excellent mayst bee<lb/>
                                In Knowledge, as, thou art in thy Degree.<lb/>
                            </p>
                        
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IIHIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
CAPTION_EN A king holding a book ('protector of the arts') in one hand and a sword ('possessing military qualities') in the other
SOURCE_FILE embstma_1903.xml
LINK_FACSIMILE embstma_1903_fac032
MOTTO_LA <p>EX UTROQUE CAESAR.</p>
                        
HIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
IC 25H114
; 25I5
; 31AA2513(+933)
; 33A35
; 44B113
; 44B191
; 45
; 45B(+21)
; 45B(+22)
; 45C13(SWORD)
; 480(+0)
; 49C1
; 49C4(+0)
; 49MM32
; 54A8(+4)
; 86(EX UTROQUE CAESAR)
MOTTO_EN <p>A Princes most ennobling Parts,<lb/>
                                Are Skill in Armes, and Love to Arts.</p>
                        
URL_IMAGE embstma_1903_pic032.jpg
ID embstma_1903_emblem032
MOTTO_LA_NORM Ex utroque Caesar
CHILDREN 
CHILDREN_SQRT 0