George Withers' Emblemes

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; To Kings, both Sword andMicc pertaine j And-> thefetbey dee not' beare in yalne. m ILLVSTR. III. Book. 3 (Hen thou behold'ft, upon a Day ofState, The King (or, fornc inferiour Magifirate) Walke torch in publicke, and the royall Mace, The Sword, oc Scepter borne before his face : Suppofe thou not, that thofe are carried, fo, In oftentation, or tor idle fliow. Thcfe vulgar Emblems, are fignificant And, that authority, w hich Primes grant To Bodies-f$hticke, was, heretofore Declared, by thofe Enjignes, which they bore. The bruzing Mac e (although, perhaps, with us, It be not inthefe times, restrained thus) That branch of RoyaU-power did fignifie, Which doth by Fines, or lojje of liberty, Correct Offenders. By the Smrd, they meant, That larger branch ofpow'r, to reprcfent, Which takes ihe Ma'efaclors life away And, armes ic felfe, when Resells difobay. As often, therefore, as thou fhalt e/pie Such Hitroglypftickcs of Authority 5 Be miadefull 5 andadvis'd (how mcanc foerc The Per[ons,ov the Places may appeare, Who get thisfwV) that ftill thou honour rlicm: Left, thou in thofc, the pow'r of tWcontemnc. If not for theirs, yet for thy Sov'raigw caufe, Whom thefe doc pcrfonatr ; Or, for the Lawcs, (Which thi eaten p;inifhmcnt)thy felfe fubmit; And, (uff;r what Authority thinkes fit : For, whatfocrc they be that g'jidc the Rcyne, lit, gave the pow'r, who âve it, not, in vaine, V 2 Het •
i 3 ? ; : He> that concealed things willjinde, Muft looke before him, and behindc. Illvstr. IV. [Hat Hud, which in his Temple, heretofore, The well-knowne figure of old Ianus bore, Retain'd the forme,which piGur'd here you fia
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ihfcriptton to the mofl hopefull Pr
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TheEpiftle,&Vc. What ever may fucce
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! Pi&ures, ! profitable i cf j J to
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| Recreation : people '- To the Rea
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away What WAS , is pafsed b, What ,
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JSlorJhaU* this prefent Flefti , lo
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The Man that hath true Wifdome gou
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; : Occafions-paft'dr*fought inline
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: : ; ; , Though Fortune prone true
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; ; This Ragge of Death, -nkick tho
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ID tAn Innocent noDrnvptfeares* Boy
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t t2 As* to EWorld /naked earnest S
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Though he endeavour all he can, jin
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. That ; i8 From tbence^bere Nets a
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; : : u/4 Sivc, of(belter maketbJbo
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^^ When Vice 4»rfVertue Touth JbaQ
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Who by goddMtints^gsodthings would
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. : z6 With Patience, I the Stormef
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j ; No liWardGtitk, nor outward Sma
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: Afflictions Yuzconjumeth Sinne; B
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. iA Princes moft ennobling Parts,
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; 3+ WhenTwo agree in their Deflre,
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s; , To Have, andnot to Vfc thefame
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3* AJudden Death, yeitb Shame, is d
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4-° ThofeV oolts "»hm Beauties Fl
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: No Heart can tbinke>toTt>batflran
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Thofe Fields, whichyet appeare not
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; ¥ Though very fmall, at fit-ft,
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+8 In Dotth, no Difference is made*
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e : : Of Litde-Gaines, let Care be
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: : ; ; : 5 52, The tirft Lottene.
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; ; ; ; ; H- Tbe birjl Lottery. Thy
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: . ;: ; 53 The Fitfl Lett en*. 3?
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: : ; 6z The birjl Lotterie. 55 In
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: TO THE HIGH AND MIGHTY Prince, Q
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: ,: ! CotiKtcjfe TO THE MOST Hl6Ei
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We beft /ball quiet clamorout Thron
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I Much : : ^ Though Mufickc be of/o
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: That Kingdome Tfrifl eftabli/b'd
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: : When "free bate greateU Gricfcs
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: If Safely, thou dejire to goe, Be
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74- Let none dejpaire of their Efla
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: ) -]6 or Night '{ ILLVSTR. XIIII
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j ' : ; : iA Ki n §, that prudentl
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: : : When Mars, and Pallas, doe ag
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: : The third Latter ie 9 Whatev'r
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' ; : Toe Third Lotteries* 189 20 T
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: 5 ID I 3° Tis feared, thou doft
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T'be third Lotteric. l n 40 Dame Fo
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The third Lotteries :; W It feemcs,
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COLLECTION OF EMBLEMES, ANCIENT AND
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j : U : TO THE RIGHT HONO VRABLE TH
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: TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE, HE^'RJE,
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WhiPfi L tbj Sunne's bright Face m*
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' ; Ey (earning other than thou art
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Reênfo or
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, .: When Magiftrates confined are-
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, To ; When Hopes ^quitefruftrate "
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' The motion of the World , thU dq?
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: When thou art Jbipwrackt in €ft
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The King, bit potfr from (jod recei
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: j The belh good-turnes that Foolc
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; : ; Beiedryiiphofoe'ntbQufo* For*
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Defbrmitie, within may bee^> Where
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; No Emblem, can atfull declare* Ho
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' All it not Gold, Tehicb makes afb
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Live, ever mindful! of thy dying; F
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That's Friendfliip, and tmc-lovcjnd
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: ; J Fortune t> ordain'4for toee,
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: For Tbhatjoever, Mmdothftrive, Th
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i : Tbeypajfe through hm»? ftormes
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alwayes : Protect mse, if I worthy
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: God, by their Names, the Stars do
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, Wbyfbmli Ifears the v.w of Bread
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, : . Makeufe of Time, that's commi
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Which, (if I may confeffe it) figni
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