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Identifier: symboladiuinahum13typo (find matches)
Title: Symbola diuina & humana pontificum, imperatorum, regum
Year: 1601 (1600s)
Authors: Typot, Jacob, 1540-ca. 1600 Balfour, James, Sir, 1600-1657, former owner. IU-R Sadeler, Giles, 1570-1629, engraver Strada, Octavius, 1550-1612, artist Boodt, Anselmus de, 1550-1632
Subjects: Emblems Signs and symbols Mottoes Emblem books, Latin
Publisher: Pragae : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Adiaci, necnili praguftacos cibos fumenci.Ergo procedete hilantate, invicavic Anco-nium, ut coronas btberent. ut vel amentium, vel amantium ferebat con-fuecudo. qui decerpcam de capiceRegina coronam haurire incipiens,op_poficamanuprohibicuscft. Enegofum,inquicilla,careAnconi,quam cunova praguftancium diligentia caves. Adeo mihi,fi fine te poflem vivere,aut racio aucoccafioaucmgeniu deeft. Inde edu&us e cuftodia,qui hau-fice veftigio expiravic. Non nihiligicur cauffa, eftMyfta* pracipienci.inhacprodigaliraceludencisNacura: Suftine&abftine. SedMyfticadifci-plina recepcum eft.aliud velle,& aliud videri velle. Flores igicur auc formqiunc,auc aliquid formaindignius: auc deniq; flores, non fruges. & id gc-nus aha,quorum faftidium, dignius homine libero & ingenuo, quam de-fiderium Nacuraenimflores & odoresin diemgignencis,magna & pa-lam admomcio eft: qua fpe ftaciflime floreant, ciciffime marcefcere. K XI. HIE- 98 cofB&r Aoiuiux JtL?>£.2)Ux Qurjtmaig Jhig
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99 XI. HIEROGRAPHIA. Plinius non unius Delphini amorem erga puerum: quem dorfo ex-cepto veherecadludumlicceranum,& reveherec;Sedplunum ergaplu-res, commemorac. Qua; vifa & a dignis fide, prodica memoriae, fabu-lam Herodoci de Arrione, confirmanc.cum& Mufica Delphinem capi,ufu compercum fit. Hicnonpuer,acDeivehitur,veloccafio, velfor-tuna. Velum enimhujuseft: capillitium illius. Si igitur credibile efthomines adamarc, quod aliquando fuerint homines; non efta fide ab-fonum, naturajparere augufhori. Nam & hoc homines faciunt, ut pareft fatis proHieroglypto. NamdeBacchifeveriori vindiCca exftac Dia-logus Luciani. Ad Symbolum accedo : Audaces forcunajuvat Au-dacem& plufquam audacemHoratiusfacit,quipnmusfragilem, com-mifit pelas;oratem. Quantoaudacior, qui finerate ? qui Delphinumequitat ? Et non folum periculo maris,verumetiam lubnci pifcismobi-litati falutem credit ? Audacior longe profe&o eft. Navim enim guber-nat ille : hic fertur & gubernatur a Delphino. Sed

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