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Identifier: emblemsdivinemor01quar (find matches)
Title: Emblems divine and moral ; together with Hieroglyphics of the life of man
Year: 1777 (1770s)
Authors: Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644. Hieroglyphics of the life of man Trapp, H
Subjects: Emblems
Publisher: London : Printed and sold by H. Trapp ...
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
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hy doft thou wound thalready wounded breaft rAh me ! my life is but a pain at bcft :I am but dying duft : my days a fpan ;What pleafure takeft thou in the blood of man ?Spare, fpare thy fcourge, and be not fo auftere:Send fewer ftrok.es, or lend more ftrength to bear.. * Difahern\ i. e. fct afidc the alternate changes oiJinte: and reji^.commoA to roan* S. BER.M. U4 EMBLEMS. Book III. S. BERN. Horn. Ixxxi. in Cant. Mtferable man / JVho Jhall deliver me from the re-proach of this Jhameful bondage ? I am a miferahle man^but a free man,; free, becaufe a man ; miferable^ becaufeafervant: in regard of my boyidage^ miferable; in regardof my will, inexcufeable: for my will, that was free, be--jlaved iijelftofm, by ajfenting toftn , for he that commitUthfiUy is the fervant to fm. EPIG. 4. Tax not thy God: thine own defaults did urgeThis twofold punifhment j the mill, the fcourge.Thy fins the author of thy felf-tormenting :Tbou grindft for finning j fcourgd for not regentingo. Job R.HI.///,//.J
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Ooi). JO. c) Book III. EMBLEMS. 115 V. Job X. 9. Remember, I befeech thee, that thou haft made me as theday, and wilt thou bring me into duft again ? THUS from the bofom of the new-made earthPoor man was del v*d *, and had his unborn birth ;The fame the fluff, the felf-fame hand doth trimThe plant that fades, the beafl that dies, and him :One was their fire, one was their common mother,Plants are his fiflers, and the beafl his brother.The elder too^ beafts draw the felf-fame breath.Wax old alike, and die the felf-fame death :Plants grow as he, with fairer robes arrayd ;Alike they flourifh, and alike they fade:The beafl in fenfe exceeds him, and, in growth.The three-aged oak doth thrice exceed them both*Why lookfl thou then fo big, thou little fpanOf earth ? what art thou more in being man ?11, but my great Creator did infprreMy chofen earth with the diviner fireOf reafon ; gave me judgment and a will ;That, to knov;^ good ; this, to chufe good from ill:.He put the reins of powr in my

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