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<p>WHILE deadly foes, their engines haue prepard<lb/> 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

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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)

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uiuc_821p313m_emblem030

URL_IMAGE

uiuc_821p313m_pic058.jpg

ID

uiuc_821p313m_emblem031

MOTTO_LA_NORM

Protegere regium