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                            with furie fierce, to batter downe the walles<lb/>
                            My dutie is the Citie gate to guard<lb/>
                            And to rebate their Rammes, and fierie balls<lb/>
                            So that if firmely, I do stand without<lb/>
                            Within the other, neede no daunger doub<lb/>
                            Dread Soveraigne IAMES, whose puissant name to heare<lb/>
                            The Turke may tremble, and the Traitor pine<lb/>
                            Belou'd of all thy people, farre and neere<lb/>
                            Defend without, and thou within shalt see<lb/>
                            A thousand thousand, liue and die with thee.</p>
                        
URL_WEBPAGE http://hdl.handle.net/10111/EmblemRegistry:E021379
PARENT uiuc_821p313m
TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
NEXT uiuc_821p313m_emblem032
SEQ 31
IIHIM UIUC
CAPTION_EN A city-gate representing the king (James I) as protector of the kingdom
SOURCE_FILE uiuc_821p313m.dmp
LINK_FACSIMILE uiuc_821p313m_fac058
MOTTO_LA Protegere regium
HIM UIUC
IC 25I1461
; 44B191
; 54E42
; 61B2(JAMES I Stuart, King of England)3
; 86(PROTEGERE REGIUM)
PREV uiuc_821p313m_emblem030
URL_IMAGE uiuc_821p313m_pic058.jpg
ID uiuc_821p313m_emblem031
MOTTO_LA_NORM Protegere regium
CHILDREN 
CHILDREN_SQRT 0