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<p>THREE Girlondes once, COLONNA did deviz<lb/> For his Impresa, each in other ioin'd<lb/> The first of OLIVE, due vnto the wise<lb/> The learned brow, the LAVRELL greene to bind<lb/> The OKEN was his due aboue the rest<lb/> Who had deserued in the Battaile best<lb/> His meaning was, his mind he would appl<lb/> By due desert, to chaleenge each, his prize<lb/> And rather choose a thousand time to die<lb/> Then not be learned, valiant, and wise<lb/> How fewe alas, doe now adaies we find<lb/> (Great Lord) that beare, thy truely noble mind.</p> |
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http://hdl.handle.net/10111/EmblemRegistry:E021371 |
| PARENT |
uiuc_821p313m |
| TYPE |
emblem pictura |
| TIPE |
emblempictura |
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| IIHIM |
UIUC |
| CAPTION_EN |
Three intertwined garlands of olive, laurel and oak leaves |
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uiuc_821p313m.dmp |
| LINK_FACSIMILE |
uiuc_821p313m_fac050 |
| MOTTO_LA |
His ornari aut mori |
| HIM |
UIUC |
| IC |
25G3(LAUREL)(+27) 25G3(OAK)(+27) 25G3(OLIVE-TREE)(+27) 25G4111 25H13 46C33 48A9875(+0) 86(HIS ORNARI AUT MORI) |
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| URL_IMAGE |
uiuc_821p313m_pic050.jpg |
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uiuc_821p313m_emblem023 |
| MOTTO_LA_NORM |
His ornari aut mori |