| TEXT_EXPL_XML |
<p>Explanation in Latin</p> <p>Explanation in German</p> <p>Another explanation in German</p> |
| URL_WEBPAGE |
http://hdl.handle.net/10111/EmblemRegistry:E013061 |
| PARENT |
uiuc_emblems0087 |
| HIM |
GEP UIUC EMBLEMS ILL_BOOK |
| TYPE |
emblem pictura |
| MOTTO_DE |
<p>41. Der hat straffe genug / der in stäter furcht lebet</p> |
| TIPE |
emblempictura |
| NEXT |
uiuc_emblems0087_emblem042 |
| SEQ |
41 |
| IIHIM |
GEP UIUC EMBLEMS ILL_BOOK |
| CAPTION_EN |
At a banquet Damocles, who has switched roles with king Dionysius for a day, looks up at the sword that hangs from the ceiling held only by a single hair from a horse's tail |
| SOURCE_FILE |
uiuc_emblems0087.xml |
| LINK_FACSIMILE |
uiuc_emblems0087_fac094 |
| MOTTO_LA |
<p>41. Mortis formido.</p> <p>BEATUS ILLE NON EST, CUI SEMPER ALIQUIS TERROR IMPENDIT</p> |
| MOTTO_DE_NORM |
Der hat straffe genug der in stäter furcht lebet |
| IC |
25F32 31A2512(+932) 31AA2511 31B6211(+925) 34B131 41A4231 41A721 41C111 41C121 41C51 41C51(+3) 44B113 44B12721 44B191 46C13141(+7343) 48C7311 48C7321 48C7541 56DD1(+4) 58BB1(+4) 86(BEATUS ILLE NON EST, CUI SEMPER ALIQUIS TERROR IMPENDIT) 86(MORTIS FORMIDO) 98B(DAMOCLES)5 |
| PREV |
uiuc_emblems0087_emblem040 |
| URL_IMAGE |
uiuc_emblems0087_pic095.jpg |
| ID |
uiuc_emblems0087_emblem041 |
| MOTTO_LA_NORM |
BEATUS ILLE NON EST, CUI SEMPER ALIQUIS TERROR IMPENDIT |