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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>From these well-order'd Arrowes, and the Snake,<lb/>
                                This usefull Observation you may make;<lb/>
                                That, where an able Prudence, doth combine<lb/>
                                Vnited forces, by good Discipline,<lb/>
                                It maketh up a pow'r, exempted from<lb/>
                                The feare, or perill, to be overcome :<lb/>
                                And, if you covet safetie, you will seeke<lb/>
                                To know this Ward, and to acquire the like.<lb/>
                                For, doubtlesse, neither is it in the force,<lb/>
                                Of iron Charets, or of armed Horse,<lb/>
                                In which, the King, securitie may finde,<lb/>
                                Unlesse the Riders bee well Disciplinde.<lb/>
                                Nor, lyes it in the Souldiers common Skill<lb/>
                                In warlike Postures ; nor in theirs, who drill<lb/>
                                The Rankes and Fyles, to order them aright,<lb/>
                                According as Occasion makes the Fight.<lb/>
                                But, men must use a further Prudence too,<lb/>
                                Or else, those vulgar-Arts will all undoe.<lb/>
                                For, these, are onely Sciences injoynd,<lb/>
                                To order well the Body, not the Mind :<lb/>
                                And, men best train'd in these (oft times) we see,<lb/>
                                The Hare-brain'dst-fooles, in all our Armies bee.<lb/>
                                To strength, and skill, unite we must, therefore,<lb/>
                                A manly Prudence, comprehending more,<lb/>
                                Than all these Powr's : ev'n such, as when shee please,<lb/>
                                To all her ends, can use and mannage these;<lb/>
                                And, shew us how to cure, or to prevent<lb/>
                                All Hazards ; or, withall to bee content.<lb/>
                                Hee that's thus arm'd, and trusts in God alone,<lb/>
                                May bee oppos'd, but, conquered of none.<lb/>
                            </p>
                        
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IIHIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
CAPTION_EN A serpent twisted around six crossed arrows
SOURCE_FILE embstma_1903.xml
LINK_FACSIMILE embstma_1903_fac216
MOTTO_LA <p>VIS NESCIA VINCI.</p>
                        
HIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
IC 25F42(+5253)
; 31A27112
; 44B113:33B2
; 45C15(ARROW):11D123(ANDREW'S CROSS)
; 54A7:54E31
; 86(VIS NESCIA VINCI)
MOTTO_EN <p>Invincibilitie is there,<lb/>
                                Where Order, Strength, and Vnion are.</p>
                        
URL_IMAGE embstma_1903_pic216.jpg
ID embstma_1903_emblem162
MOTTO_LA_NORM Vis ne scia vinci
CHILDREN 
CHILDREN_SQRT 0