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Title: Emblems, for the entertainment and improvement of youth ..
Year: 1729 (1720s)
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Publisher: (London) Sold by T. Green
Contributing Library: Duke University Libraries
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t. 7. A Branch with many lighted Can-dles in it together. Uno eoiemgue igtti.It IS one and the fameFire that burns us all 8. A naked Man going along the Road.Omnia mea mscum pHo. I carry aboutnie all th at is my ovra. 9. A dark Sky with fome Stars. Lumaadempum. We are robd of our Light. 10. Three Mens Bodies joynd in oneand armed. Concordia inju^srabilis. Con-cord is invincible. - 11. A Stork carrying a Serpent to herYoung ones in the Neft for^Food. Grxtiumreferendam. We ought to thank them thatdo us good, and make an Acknowledg-ment of it, 12. A Child flriving to pull down theBranches of a Palm-Tree to take theFruit. Qbdurandum adverfus urgentia.We muft encounter Difficulties if wewould fucceed in our Undertakings. T5-, A Buckler upon which is painteda Fly. Cominus quo minus. .The lefs it is,the nearer it muft be b^eld- 14. A Pallas armed and a Bacchuswith his Cup. V^irw ^udentiam ugeri. It isto Wine that Prrfclence oppoles herfelf. 15. A Cat. Arbitriiwifnjura mili. Mfwill is my Law.
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i. A Graff upoft an old Tree. WhenrU pleafes God. ; _ -2. A Well. 2Wo^« clarior. My Water IJB inoft fweet wh en it i s moved. ; 3. A Sea Monfler fattened to a Rockjan atempcftiio\3s Sea. Sic quiefco. I leftthus in the midft of theStoim. 4. A Dragon at the Foot of an Apple-,Tree loaded with Golden Apples, lo me-ior las gardare. I fliall watch theJn bell. 5. A Hive with Bees. Ilusmellisquamfellis. There is more fweet than bitter- 6. A Fountain coming from a Reck in,the middle of the Sea. Sic breve dttUe me-Sim. 3VIy fweetnefs is but fmall in cem-Jjarifon with the fait Sea. 7. An Eagle that in approaching too«ear the Sun has burnt its Wings. J»dealicma digra.m. Undertake lomeihing JGreat. 6. A Noon Sun over a calm Sea. JS^ttu-^Mn jncatitMr (Jin. I fliaii t€Yer beiSiyd up by Heat, 9. An Eagle looking full at the Stiiia iVy matar me, ny S^antar me. ItS Ray3can neither kill nor dazzle me. 10. A Sun wrapt up in Clouds. Obfian*tia folvet. He Will diflipate what wouldobftrua his Light. 11

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