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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>FOELICITIEby IVLIA once devis'<lb/>
                            This shape doth beare, a Ladie louely brigh<lb/>
                            With Mercuries Caduceus, enthroniz'd<lb/>
                            Her golden haire with flowery girlonds dight<lb/>
                            The horne of plentie, th'other hand doth hol<lb/>
                            With all the fruites, and dainties may be told<lb/>
                            For why? content, she raigneth like a Queene<lb/>
                            Richest in Quiet, and the Muses skill<lb/>
                            Without the which, wee most vnhappie been<lb/>
                            The * plentie that her horned cup doth fill<lb/>
                            Our labours fruite, the which when we possess<lb/>
                            Wee haue attaind our worldly happiness</p>
                        
URL_WEBPAGE http://hdl.handle.net/10111/EmblemRegistry:E021373
PARENT uiuc_821p313m
TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
NEXT uiuc_821p313m_emblem026
SEQ 25
IIHIM UIUC
CAPTION_EN Felicitas Publica as enthroned woman holding a caduceus and a cornucopia
SOURCE_FILE uiuc_821p313m.dmp
LINK_FACSIMILE uiuc_821p313m_fac052
MOTTO_LA Foelicitas publicae
HIM UIUC
IC 25G4111
; 25H114
; 44B1212
; 54F11
; 92B11221
; 92B58(CADUCEUS)
; 92B58(PETASUS)
; 86(FOELICITAS PUBLICAE)
PREV uiuc_821p313m_emblem024
URL_IMAGE uiuc_821p313m_pic052.jpg
ID uiuc_821p313m_emblem025
MOTTO_LA_NORM Foelicitas publicae
CHILDREN 
CHILDREN_SQRT 0