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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>SWEETE Duke, that bear'st thy Fathers Image right<lb/>
                            Aswell in * bodie, as thy towardly mind;<lb/>
                            Within whose cheeke * me thinkes in Red and white<lb/>
                            Appeare the Roses yet againe conioind;<lb/>
                            Where, howsoe're their warres appeased be,<lb/>
                            Each, striues with each, for Soveraignitie.<lb/>
                            Since Nature then in her faire - Angell mould,<lb/>
                            Hath framd thy bodie, shew'd her best of art:<lb/>
                            Oh let thy mind the * fairest virtues hold,<lb/>
                            Which are the beautie of thy better part:<lb/>
                            And which (braue CHARLES) shall make VS * loue thee more,<lb/>
                            Than all thy state we outwardly adore.</p>
                        
URL_WEBPAGE http://hdl.handle.net/10111/EmblemRegistry:E021366
PARENT uiuc_821p313m
TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
NEXT uiuc_821p313m_emblem019
SEQ 18
IIHIM UIUC
CAPTION_EN A bust with wings floating in the air
SOURCE_FILE uiuc_821p313m.dmp
LINK_FACSIMILE uiuc_821p313m_fac045
MOTTO_LA E corpore pulchro Gratior
HIM UIUC
IC 11G1911
; 25G4111
; 25H114
; 31A2763(+0)
; 61B2(CHARLES, duke of York)3
; 86(E CORPORE PULCHRO GRATIOR)
PREV uiuc_821p313m_emblem017
URL_IMAGE uiuc_821p313m_pic045.jpg
ID uiuc_821p313m_emblem018
MOTTO_LA_NORM E corpore pulchro gratior
CHILDREN 
CHILDREN_SQRT 0