<p>WHO sits at sterne of Common wealth, and stat<lb/> Of's chardge and office heere may take a vie<lb/> And see what daungers howerly must amate<lb/> His ATLAS-burden, and what cares accre<lb/> At once, so that he had * enough to beare<lb/> Though HERCVLES, or BRIAREVS he were.<lb/> He must be strongly arm'd against his foes<lb/> Without, within, with hidden Patience:<lb/> Be seru'd with * eies, and listening eares of those,<lb/> WHo from all partes can giue intelligence<lb/> To gall his foe, or timely to prevent<lb/> At home his malice, and intendiment<lb/> That wand is sign of high Authoritie,<lb/> * The Poppie heads, that wisdome would betime,<lb/> * Cut of ranke weedes, by might, or pollicie,<lb/> As mought molest, or over-proudly clime:<lb/> The Lion warnes, no thought to harbour base,<lb/> The Booke, how lawes must giue his proiectes place.</p>

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A woman in armour, with eyes and ears on her dress, accompanied by a lion, strikes at the tallest poppies

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25F23(LION)

25G41(POPPY)(+32)

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44B

44B127

45F220

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54CC22

98B(TARQUIN)4(+0)

86(RAGIONE DI STATO)

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