Minerua Britanna or A garden of heroical deuises furnished, and adorned with emblemes and impresa's of sundry natures, newly devised, moralized, and published, by Henry Peacham, Mr. of Artes.
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MINERVA BRITANNA: THE SECOND PART OR A GARDEN OF HEROY∣CAL Devices: furnished, and adorned with Em∣blemes, and Impresa's of sundry natures. Newly devised, moralized, and published, BY HENRY PEACHAM, Mr, of Artes.
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The Author to his Muse.
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Presidium et dulce decus. Illustrissimo et potentissimo Principi ac Domino, D: Mauritio Hessiae Lantgravio, Comiti in Catzenellen bogen Dietz, Zigenhain, et Nidda &c [illustration]
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Distantia iungo. To the thrice Noble, and exellent Prince: Ludowick Duke of Lennox•• [illustration]
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Nostro elucescis damno. [illustration]
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Ex Avaritia Bellum. [illustration]
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〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. [illustration]
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Non invicta recedo. To my Scholler Mr. HANNIBAL BASKERVILE. [illustration] * 1.10
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Non Honos, sed Onus. [illustration]
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Quem timuisti, timet. Ad BRITANNIAM. [illustration]
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Eo magis caligat. [illustration]
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Piorum vita luctuosa. To the modest and virtuous minded, Mrs. Elizabeth Apsley, attending vpon the most exellent Princesse, the Ladie Elizabeth her grace. [illustration]
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Coniugij Symbolum. [illustration]
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In eos qui cum amicis fruantur, vti nesciant. [illustration]
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Sic nos Dij. [illustration]
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Par nulla figura dolori. The device of the late Honorable, Earle of Essex. [illustration]
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I••repetundos, et adulatores. [illustration]
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Salomone pulchrius. [illustration]
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Soboles damnosa parenti. [illustration]
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Innocentiam iniurijs maximè obnoxiam esse. [illustration]
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Humanae miseriae. [illustration]
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Vireo tamen. [illustration]
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Dij laboribus vendunt. [illustration]
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Gloriae lata via. [illustration]
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Tu contra audentior. [illustration]
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Huic ne credere tutissimum. [illustration]
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To the Honorable, Sir Thomas Ridgewaie, Knight, and Baronet: Treasurer at warres in Ireland, and one of his Maiesties Privie Counsell there &c. Thomas Ridgewaie.* 1.37 Mihi gravato Deus. [illustration]
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Melancholia. [illustration]
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Sanguis. [illustration]
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Cholera. [illustration]
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Phlegma. [illustration]
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Ad Iesum Christum opt: Max: 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. Thou art that sheepe.* 1.38 [illustration]
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Nec amicis, nec cognatis fidendum. [illustration]
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Matrimonium: [illustration]
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Sed frigida pulchra. Ad Lesbiam. [illustration]
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Veritas. [illustration]
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Etiam hosti servanda. * 1.45[illustration]
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Iustitia militaris. [illustration]
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Regum Maiestatem non imminuendam. [illustration]
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Dolis minime fidendum. [illustration]
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Vigil vtrinque. [illustration]
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Vindicta Divina. [illustration]
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Eternitas. [illustration]
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Hei mihi quod vidi. [illustration]
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Sic audaces fortuna. [illustration]
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Et minimi vindictam. [illustration]
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Ex vtroque Immortalitas. Ad pijssimum Iacobum magnae Britanniae Regem. [illustration]
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Icon Peccati. [illustration]
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Inconstantia. [illustration]
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In Amicos falsos. [illustration]
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Levitas. [illustration]
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Adhuc mea messis in herba. Ad D. M. L. nobilem quandam Italam Mediolanensem quinquage∣nariam, quae puero vix 15. annos nato non ita pridem nupsit. Iocosum. Pasquini. [illustration]
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Somniorum Dea. [illustration]
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Libidinis effecta. [illustration]
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Sors. [illustration]
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Inani impetu. [illustration]
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Secundus deteriora dies. [illustration]
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Silentij dignitas. [illustration]
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Vini Energia. [illustration]
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Nec igne, nec vnda. [illustration]
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Praecocia non diut••rna. [illustration]
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Ira Principum: Quocun{que} ferar. [illustration]
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Vlterius durabit. [illustration]
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Pro Regno, et Religione.* 1.110 [illustration]
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Non Nubila tangant. [illustration]
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Ordo. [illustration]
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His graviora. [illustration]
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In vos hic valet.* 1.115 Nicolas VVhite. [illustration]
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Nitor in adversum. [illustration]
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Vanae merces. In Naupalum.* 1.119 [illustration]
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Haud conveniunt. [illustration]
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Zelus in Deum. To my Father, Mr. Henry Peacham, of Leverton in Holland, in the Countie of Linc: [illustration]
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Sanctitas simulata. [illustration]
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De Morte, et Cupidine. [illustration]
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* 1.129— Latet abditus agro. [illustration]
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Sine Cerere et Baccho. [illustration]
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Laboris effecta. To the no lesse vertuous then faire, Mrs. Anne Dudleie. é l' nuda DIANA. Anna Dudleia.* 1.132 [illustration]
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Gratis servire libertas. [illustration]
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* 1.134Hìn•• super haec, Musa. Henricus Peachamus. [illustration]
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Mov••re levis••ima sensum. [illustration]
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Negatur vtrum{que}. [illustration]
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Sorte, aut Labore. [illustration]
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Amicitiae effigies. [illustration]
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Nulli penetrabilis. [illustration]
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Vnum, et semel. [illustration]
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In R••quie, Labor. [illustration]
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Rura mihi et silentium. [illustration]
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Omnis a Deo Sapientia. [illustration]
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Divina misericordia. [illustration]
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Homo Microcosmus. [illustration]
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Vini natura. [illustration]
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Vnum alam. [illustration]
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Terminus. [illustration]
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Fortuna maior. [illustration]
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Nec in vna sede morantur. [illustration]
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Super terram peregrinans. [illustration]
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Sapientia••, Avaritia, et Dolus, decipiunt. [illustration]
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Personam non animum. [illustration]
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Honores isti ••liunde. [illustration]
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Non alit, ene••at. [illustration]
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Minimus in summo. [illustration]
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Nil viribus impar. [illustration]
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Sic bellica virtus. [illustration]
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Tantó dulcius. [illustration]
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Per far denari. [illustration]
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Aula. [illustration]
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Notes
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* 1.1
••IN••INATVS a no••••e Ro••ane, cald from his plough, t•• the Dicta••orship.
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* 1.2
This most no∣ble Prince be∣side his admira¦ble knowledge in all learning, & the langua∣ges, hath exel∣lent skill in mu¦sick. Mr Dou∣land hath ma∣ny times shew∣ed me 10 or 12 severall sets of Songes for his Chappel of his owne compo∣sing.
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* 1.3
— Pax optima rerum Quas homini no∣visse darum est, pax vna triūphis Immeriti•• potior Silius lib: 11.
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* 1.4
Q••••d p••oavum vir•••••• disco••d••a i••nxit in v••••um Regna d••o, haec facto praem••a ••••gna tu••t: C••i LVDOVICE VIC••S iterum PAX alma rependens, Tem••ora dat reb••s DIVA quieta tuis.* 1.5
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* 1.5
Basilic: D••ron.
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* 1.6
Arduū semper eodem loci, po∣tentiam et con∣cordiam esse: Tacitus lib: 4 An∣nal:
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* 1.7
〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 &c Si duo Soles velint esse, periculum ••e in∣ce••dio omnia per dantur. S••rm••s.
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* 1.8
T••c••tus 1. Hist:
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* 1.9
••••sili••: Doron.
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* 1.10
This Emblem•• was devised as first by Paul••s Iovius.
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* 1.11
A Rhinoceros was sēt to Rome by Emanuel king of Portingal who fought with it cō∣ming on land tho rough Provence: but by the waie, by hard fortune it was drowned neere Porto Ve∣nere: seeking a long time to saue it selfe amōg the Rocks. Paulus Iovius.
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* 1.12
Virgil•• AEneid: 6.
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* 1.13
Inter Claudijnu∣mismata.
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* 1.14
Qui Sceptra d••∣ro ••aevus imperio regit Timet ci∣mentes, ••••••us in auctorem redi•• Sene••a Trag:
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* 1.15
Compescat se Humana temeri∣tas et id quod est non quaerat, ne il∣lud quod est non inveniat: Augus∣tin: de Gent: con∣tra Manic: lib: 1.
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* 1.16
Multo facilius invenit syderum conditorem hu∣milis pietas, quā syderum ordinem superba curiositas Idem de Ecclips: Solis.
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* 1.17
Imo, Deus melius nesciendo scitur: Augusti - lib: 11 de ord:
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* 1.18
B••silic: Doron.
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* 1.19
Psalm: 55.
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* 1.20
Ho••at: •• carm•• 13
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* 1.21
Caroli Vrsini Symbolum Gno∣me vero mutata.
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* 1.22
Dijnos homi∣nes quasi pilas ha¦ben••. Plautus. So the Philoso∣phers haue here∣tofore sayd.
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* 1.23
Ovid: Metam: lib: 6.
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* 1.24
Hirudines aera∣rii. Cic: ad Atti∣cum 1.
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* 1.25
Nihil in penati∣bus eius sit vaena∣le, aut ambitioni pervium. Tacitus Annal: 13.
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* 1.26
Insidit dapibus volueris foedissima Phineu (Harpyiam vocitant) vngu•• rapace tuis: Crimina qui d••fert, repetundus, Gnato 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Vile genus fucos, quos alit Aula su••s.
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* 1.27
Basilic: ••or••••.
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* 1.28
B: Mantu••••: 〈◊〉〈◊〉 AEglog:
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* 1.29
Math: 6. 24.
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* 1.30
Albedo obiectum visus. Arist:
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Ex AEsopi fabu:
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* 1.32
Cicero post re••it: ••e Senatis••
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* 1.33
Quid prodest manum ferulae minantis Tot pati poenas teneris sub annis Et met•• sequi Samium b••cerni Tramite call••m. Camp:
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* 1.34
Cereus in viti∣um flecti: Hor••••:
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* 1.35
Some would haue it the ••••∣pine.
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* 1.36
In murum cad••∣••um inclinante••
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* 1.37
A••agramma.
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* 1.38
An••gramma G: Camdeni aut in∣c••iti cuiuspiam.
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* 1.39
Esai: 53.7.
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* 1.40
Actes 8. 32.
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* 1.41
Plutarch.
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* 1.42
Dum licet iniusto subtrahe colla iu∣g•• Propert: 2. 5.
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* 1.43
Ovid Epist: 1••.
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* 1.44
Historia custo•• illustrium viro∣rum virtutis, test∣is malorum sce∣leris, benefica in omne humanum Genus: Diodorus Siculus. 1. Biblo∣thec:
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* 1.45
Inter Augusti Numismata.
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* 1.46
Vide historiam M: Artilii Reguli in Cie: officiis.
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* 1.47
Fides etiam per∣fidis praestanda, Ambros:
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* 1.48
Card: Iulianus: vide Bohemorū Annales. et Fox ium in suo Mar∣tyrolog:
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Nec regnis post ferte fidem. Silius lib: 11. — optimus ille Militiae cui pos∣tremum est pri∣mumque tueri Inter bella fidem Idem lib: 14.
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* 1.50
Ex Bas: nos••••o.
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* 1.51
Memoriae tradi∣derit Scau••••s po∣miferam arborē quam in pede cas∣trorum fuerat cō∣plexa metatio postero die abeū∣te exercitu intac∣tis fructibus re∣lictam. Front, Sratagem: cap 3.
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* 1.52
In omne fas nefasque avidi aut vaenales, non sacro non propha∣no abstinentes. Taci••us. 2. hist:
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* 1.53
Nemo pullum ra∣piat, ovem nemo contingat, segetē nemo detera••, o∣leum, sal, lignum nemo exigat, an∣nona sua conten∣tus sit.
Vopise. in Au••:
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* 1.54
••ingo meos an∣gues: Pers••
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* 1.55
Iovi eura est ve∣neranda principis Theocritus.
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* 1.56
T••citu••. 1. An∣••••••:
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* 1.57
Ex AEsop fab.
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* 1.58
Super speculam Domini ego ••um s••ans iugiter per Diem. Ezech•• 3
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* 1.59
Speculatorē de∣di te. Esai 21.
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* 1.60
Ex ••as••l: 〈…〉〈…〉 P••••••ci••••m.
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* 1.61
Gr••g••r. Hom. 19. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 E••••ch:
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* 1.62
Zachar: 3.
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* 1.63
Periurii p••ena di¦vina exitium, humana dedecus Cicero. 2 de legi∣bus.
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* 1.64
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* 1.65
Ex Basilico nos∣tro.
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* 1.66
In aeterno nihil praeteritum est, neque venturum.
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* 1.67
Philo Iudaeus.
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* 1.68
C••c: 1. d•• Natura D••orum.
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* 1.69
Incerti. Ex per∣gula Regia:
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* 1.70
Leo rugiens e•• Vrsus e••uriens, princeps impius super populum pauperem: Pro: 25.
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* 1.71
Nihil tam firmū est, cui non sit periculum etiam ab invalido. Cur∣tius lib. 7.
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* 1.72
Otiosus enim Muscas necare solet: hinc illud: Ne Musca quidē cum Imperatore.
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* 1.74
Basilic: Doron.
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* 1.75
Iob. 15.
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* 1.76
Seneca.
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* 1.77
Iuvena: Satyr: 10
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* 1.78
Bonus Princeps nihilo differt a bono patre.
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* 1.79
Ha••c animam interea caeso de corpore raptam Fac iubar vt sem∣per Capitolia nostra forumque Divus ab exelsa prospectet Iulius aede. Ovid: Meta∣mor: 15.
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* 1.80
Pietate, et Ius∣titia, Principes Dij fiunt. Augus∣ti dictum. apud Se∣necam in Lu d••.
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* 1.81
Ex ••asil: nostro:
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* 1.82
Heu quan••ū mi∣sero poenae men•• conscia donat Lucan:
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* 1.83
Grave pondus Conscientia. Cic∣ero lib: 3. de natura Deorum.
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* 1.84
Ex AEsopifabu:
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* 1.85
••c••l••siast:
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* 1.86
Caes: Ripa peru∣gino.
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* 1.87
Frischlinus in Persium:
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* 1.88
Non aug••rabimi∣••••, non ob••erva∣bitis somnia. Levitic: 19.
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* 1.89
T••••u••lus 34.
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* 1.90
Ba••••••i••: Do••••n.
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* 1.91
Thriver: in Apo∣theg:
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* 1.92
Bernard de Abel et Cain.
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* 1.93
Ex Epigrammate graeco vetusto:
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* 1.94
Fortuna vitrea est, cum splendet frangitur: Pub••••us
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* 1.95
Vnde Crocodili ••omen habet 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 i. quod Crocum maxime timeat, Nam Apiarij in AEgypto (teste Plinio,) circum alvearia Crocum conserunt ne a praedone isto di∣••ipia••tur:
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* 1.96
Caninum legis stu••ium dixit. 〈…〉〈…〉: 1.
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* 1.97
Q••ema•• nodum vis mo••b••rum pretia 〈…〉〈…〉 An••••••. 11.
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* 1.98
Angerona Dea praeses silentij a∣pud Romanos, obsignato ore ā∣tiquitus efficta est
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* 1.99
Res omnium dif∣ficillima silere ••t audire: Gellius lib: 1.
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* 1.100
Quingennium fi∣lentium in Pytha∣gorae schola quā 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 vo∣cabant, teste La∣ertio indicebatur. L••ertius lib: 22.
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* 1.101
Vina dabant a∣nimos — Ovid: Met••m: 12.
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* 1.102
— geminata libi∣dine surgit ibidem.
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* 1.103
—Affigit humo divinae particulā aurae. Horat: lib: Serm: 2. Sa••yr: 2
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* 1.104
Vide Lipsium de Constantia.
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* 1.105
Principes non ir∣ritādos. Proverb•• ••5.15.
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* 1.106
Let the first ••are, be of God, & divine thinges. Arist: pol••tic: 7. Cap: 8.
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* 1.107
Scindētur vestes, geminae frangen∣tur et aurum, Carmina quem tribuent fama perennis erit: Ovi••: Amor: E∣leg: 10.
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„ 1.108
Exitio terras cum dabit vna dies. Ovi••:
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* 1.109
Ovid: E••••g•• vlt••••
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* 1.110
Henrici. 4. An∣gliae Regis, Sym∣bolum.
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„ 1.111
Patres Pat••••••
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* 1.112
Non sic excu∣biae, nec circum∣stantia ••ela, quam tutatur amor.
Claudian: ad h••••••r.
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* 1.113
The Imprese of King Stephen.
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* 1.114
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* 1.115
Anagramma Au∣thoris.
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* 1.116
Integer vitae scelerisque purus Horatius.
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* 1.117
Plini: in Histor: natural••
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* 1.118
Excelsus animus non movetur mi∣nis, aut Fortunae saevientis procel∣lis. Seneca.
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* 1.119
Epigramma.
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* 1.120
Basilic: Doron.
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* 1.121
Ovid: Metam t 10
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* 1.122
Adonis.
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* 1.123
Gregor: Homil•• 12 in Ezechi••l:
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* 1.124
Nazianzen: ora•• 23.
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* 1.125
There is more pride, vnder one of their black Bonnets, thē vn∣der Alexanders Diademe. King Iames in his Bisi∣licon Doron:
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* 1.126
Earle Gourie one of the grea∣test Puritanes of his time in Scot∣land, in his tra∣vailes thorough Fraunce and It••∣lie, vsed with his Diamond, (for the most part) to draw in his Chā∣ber windowe, a man in armour, with a Sword in his right hand, pointing towards a Crowne, adding this or the like word, Te solum, which yet rēaines in many places to be seene, what he meant hereby it might easily 〈◊〉〈◊〉 haue b••n g••••••sed.
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* 1.127
Paritas confusi∣onis mater. Au∣gust.
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* 1.128
Hoe idem habet Whitnaeus in •• Embl: quod bona cum illius venia ab Authore etiam mutuatus sum.
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* 1.129
—V••IANIVS armis Herculis ad postē fixis late•• abdit••s agro. Horat:
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* 1.130
Nihil novū sub Sole. Salomon in Ecclesiaste.
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* 1.131
〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. Solon.
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* 1.132
A••agramma.
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* 1.133
Claudia•• ••. S••i••i∣c••••
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* 1.134
A••agra••ma No∣••i••is A••thori••.
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* 1.135
Alterius non si•• qui suus esse po∣test: frequens Pa∣rac••••so dictum.
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* 1.136
〈1 paragraph〉〈1 paragraph〉
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* 1.137
Delicata est A∣micitia quae ami∣corum foe••icitatē seq••itur: Hieron: super Mi••h: Pr••∣p••etam.
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* 1.138
Hesiod:
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* 1.139
〈…〉〈…〉 Epis••: ad 〈◊〉〈◊〉.
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* 1.140
A wood neere Athens, wherein the Phylosophers vsed to studie.
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* 1.141
〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 in re minima esse pulchre dixit. Aristo••eles.
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* 1.142
Vrsa maior au•• minor.
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* 1.143
Ariadne.
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* 1.144
Vive tibi, et longe nomina magna fuge: Ovid: 1 Trist 4.
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* 1.145
when the Oake's downe, ever•• one gathers stickes. Schol: Theocrit:
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* 1.146
Minimum debet libere, cui nimi∣um libet. Seneca in T••oad:
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* 1.147
Ignoscendo auxit magnitudi∣nem pop: Roma∣nus. Salust:
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* 1.148
Severitas amit∣tit assiduitate au∣thoritatein. Sene∣ca 1 de Clementia.
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* 1.149
Senec•• in Octavio.
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* 1.150
Vellem in Ado∣lescente quod ••∣putem. Cicer•• 〈…〉〈…〉.
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* 1.151
Symbolū fuit E∣rasmi Roteroda∣mi quod licet Crambe a Poetis nostris toties re∣petitum, illius postremo memo∣riae dedico conse∣croque.
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Varro.
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Non est fortu•••• saepius tentanda. Iul: Caesar Comen•• lib: 4.
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1 Pet: Cap: 2 11
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Ieremiae 35.7.
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Companies of Ta••tars, and sub∣iects of the great CHAM, liuing in Tentes in the wildernes, with∣out Civilitie, to∣geither with their wiues, children, and cattle, never abiding in one place, but ran∣ging and robbing vp and downe where they list.
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Sequor nil con∣sequor. dictum Ariosti.
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PHOEBVS, whome the Poets feigne to haue loued ••he Bay•• vnder the name of DAPHNE.
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Nam genus et proavos &c. Ovid: Metamorph: 13.
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A Proverbe well knowne in ••••e low Coūtries
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The first Dis∣cord here taken is from the ele∣vēth to the tenth, that is from b fa b ini, vnto alami∣re, a tenth to f fa vt in the Base, The second from the ninth, or se∣cond to the 8. or vnison.
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Homer: in Hym∣nis, Musicam allo∣quens.
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According to the opinion of Pythagoras.
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C••sa••e Ripa•••• Ico∣nologia.
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Byssina verba. Plutarch: in Ap••∣theg:
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Aureae compe∣des. Al••iatus.
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Cui omnia principum hones∣ta atque inhones∣ta laudare mos est. Tacitus A••∣••al: 3.
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Se••eca in T••y••st••.