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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>ANXIOUS, tempest toss'd and weary,<lb/>
                                        To the seaman's gladden'd sight,<lb/>
                                        'Mid the night-storm, what so cheery<lb/>
                                        As the gleaming beacon's light?<lb/>
                                        Though the wilde waves wilder threaten,<lb/>
                                        Calmer now, he steers his way<lb/>
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                                        To the long desir'd haven,<lb/>
                                        Guided by its friendly ray.<lb/>
                                        Like unto that beacon, truly,<lb/>
                                        He of upright heart and mind,<lb/>
                                        Holding high his light should shew the<lb/>
                                        Heav'nward way to all mankind.<lb/>
                                        Christian! lift your light on hight then,<lb/>
                                        Let it shine o'er all, and shew, <lb/>
                                        In this darksome world to all men,<lb/>
                                        How and where that men should go.</p>
                                   <p>LET your Light so shine that men seeing your good works may glorify your Father<lb/>
                                        which is in Heaven.-Matthew v. 16.<lb/>
                                        WE labour in the boisterous sea: Thou standest upon the shore and seest our<lb/>
                                        dangers: give us grace to hold a middle course betwixt Scylla and Charybdis, that<lb/>
                                        both dangers escaped, we may arrive at our Port secure.-S. AUGUST. Soliloq. cp. 35.<lb/>
                                        O LIGHT inaccessible, in respect of which my Light is utter darkness; so reflect<lb/>
                                        upon my weakness, that all the world may behold thy strengts: O Majesty incompre-<lb/>
                                        hensible, in respect of which my glory is mere shame; so shine upon my misery that<lb/>
                                        all the world may behold thy glory. -HUGO, Pia Desid.</p>
                                   <p>MY God, my light is dark enough at lightest,<lb/>
                                        Increase its flame, and give it strength to shine:<lb/>
                                        But t'is its glory to be foil'd by thine,<lb/>
                                        Let others lurk: my light shall be<lb/>
                                        Propos'd to all men; and by them to Thee.-QUARLES, Hieroglyph viii.</p>
                                   <p>HE does wickedly, that does not shew the right to one who is in the wrong.</p>
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                                   <p>HEAVEN doth with us, as we with torches do,<lb/>
                                        Not light them for ourselves; For if our virtues<lb/>
                                        Did not go forth of us, 't were all alike<lb/>
                                        As if we had them not. Spirits are not finely touched,<lb/>
                                        But to fine issues; nor Nature never lends<lb/>
                                        The smallest scruple of her excellence;<lb/>
                                        But, like a thrifty goddess, she determines<lb/>
                                        Herself the glory of a creditor,<lb/>
                                        Both thanks and use. -SHAKESPEARE.<lb/>
                                        So far the little candle throws its beams,<lb/>
                                        So far shines a good deed in a naughty world!</p>
                                   <p>QUI in occulto benè vivit, sed alieno profectui minimè proficit carbo est. Qui verò<lb/>
                                        in imitatione sanctitatis positus, lumen rectitudinis ex sese multis demonstrat,<lb/>
                                        lampas est: quia sibi ardet, et aliis lucet.-GREG. Super Ezech. homil. 5.<lb/>
                                        NUMQUAM est mutila opera civis bonis. -SENECA.<lb/>
                                        UTILE etiam exemplum quiescentis.<lb/>
                                        MELIUS homines exemplis docentur, quae in primis hoc in se boni habent, quod<lb/>
                                        approbant, quae praecipiunt, sieri posse. -PLINIUS, Paneg.<lb/>
                                        DOCTUS sine opere est ut nubes sine pluvia. -Adag. Arab.<lb/>
                                        SIC luceat lux vestra coram hominibus; id verò ex hoc fit, cùm apparet miseri-<lb/>
                                        cordia in affectu, benignitas in vultu, humilitas in habitu, modestia in cohabitatione,<lb/>
                                        patientia in tribulatione. -HUGO, De Claustro Anima, lib. 3.<lb/>
                                        SIC agitur censura, et ne exempla parantur,<lb/>
                                        Cum judex, alios quod manet, ipse facit. -OVID.</p>
                                   <p>O LORD; who art the Light, the Way, the Truth, the Life; in whom there is no<lb/>
                                        darkness, error, vanity nor Death: the Light, without which there is darkness; the<lb/>
                                        Way, without which there is wandering; the Truth, without which there is error; the<lb/>
                                        Life, without which there is Death: say, Lord, let there be Light, and I shall see Light,<lb/>
                                        and eschew darkness; I shall see the Way, and avoid wandering; I shall see the Truth,<lb/>
                                        and shun error; I shall see Life, and escape Death: Illuminate, O illuminate my blind<lb/>
                                        Soul, which sitteth in darkness, and the shadow of Death; and direct my feet in the way<lb/>
                                        of Peace.-S. AUGUST. Soliloq. cap. 4.</p>
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                                   <p>WHEN stormie Boreas puts the seas in rage,<lb/>
                                        And swelling waves intesting warre do wage;<lb/>
                                        When sun is darkn'd, when night doth heav'n confound,<lb/>
                                        And foaming billowes give a discord sound.<lb/>
                                        My light then leads the way trough reeling strands,<lb/>
                                        Guiding by Scyllas rocks, Charybdis sands.<lb/>
                                        Here we are tossed in a maine of feares;<lb/>
                                        But Christ our admirall the lanterne beares;<lb/>
                                        Least we should suffer shipwracke in the night,<lb/>
                                        He leads us trough all dangers by his light.<lb/>
                                        Who then wouldst come to Heav'ns long wisht-for bay,<lb/>
                                        Follow thy Saviour who's Truth, Light, and Way.<lb/>
                                        FARLIE'S Emblems.</p>
                              
PREV uiuc_83931c29eep_emblem013b
URL_WEBPAGE http://hdl.handle.net/10111/EmblemRegistry:E019345
PARENT uiuc_83931c29eep
TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
MOTTO_EN_NORM Let Your Light Shine Before Men
NEXT uiuc_83931c29eep_emblem014b
SEQ 
IIHIM UIUC
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
CAPTION_EN During a storm at sea a ship is saved by the guidance of a beacon light
SOURCE_FILE uiuc_83931c29eep.xml
LINK_FACSIMILE uiuc_83931c29eep_fac073
HIM UIUC
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
IC 26C32
; 26E2
; 46C283
; 46C291(+0)
; 54A6
; 54E2
; 86(LUCEAT LUX VESTRA CORAM HOMINIBUS)
; 86(LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE BEFORE MEN)
MOTTO_EN <p>LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE BEFORE MEN</p>
                              
URL_IMAGE uiuc_83931c29eep_pic073.jpg
ID uiuc_83931c29eep_emblem014
CHILDREN 
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