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<p>A DRAGON lo, a Scepter grasping fas<lb/> Within his paw: doth shew a King should b<lb/> Like AEsculapius, ev'er watchfull plac't<lb/> Among his subiects, and with skill to see<lb/> To what ill humors, of th'infectious mind<lb/> The multitude, are most of inclind<lb/> And when he findes corruption to abound<lb/> In that Huge body, of all vices ill<lb/> To purge betimes, or else to * launch the wound<lb/> Least more, and more, it ranckles inward still<lb/> Or when he would, it bring to former state<lb/> Past all recure, his phisick comes to late.</p> |
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http://hdl.handle.net/10111/EmblemRegistry:E021378 |
| PARENT |
uiuc_821p313m |
| TYPE |
emblem pictura |
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emblempictura |
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| IIHIM |
UIUC |
| CAPTION_EN |
A dragon with a sceptre, symbolizing the king as Aesculapius, guarding the health of his country |
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uiuc_821p313m.dmp |
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uiuc_821p313m_fac057 |
| MOTTO_LA |
Rex medicus patriae |
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UIUC |
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44B113 25FF411(+5245) 44B192 44B610 49G1 86(REX MEDICUS PATRIAE) 92F27 92F28(ROD AND SERPENT) |
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uiuc_821p313m_pic057.jpg |
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uiuc_821p313m_emblem030 |
| MOTTO_LA_NORM |
Rex medicus patriae |