. The royal politician represented in one hundred emblems . forhis father,his mother,and four brethren: And he fet great pillars roundabout them, and fet arms upon the pillars, for a perpetual memory,and carved fliips befide the arms, that they might be feen of menfailing in the fea. This fepulchre, which he made at Modin, ftan icthyet unto this day, 1 Miccab. 13. 28, 29, 30. (7) Etapud fiifpanos,bellicofam gentem, obelifci circum cujufiue tumulum tot numero crigebumurqmt hoftes interemifftt, Arift. 1. 7. Peí. c. 2. (8) After, when theywent into Jerufalera, they worlhipped the Lord ; ard as fo
. The royal politician represented in one hundred emblems . forhis father,his mother,and four brethren: And he fet great pillars roundabout them, and fet arms upon the pillars, for a perpetual memory,and carved fliips befide the arms, that they might be feen of menfailing in the fea. This fepulchre, which he made at Modin, ftan icthyet unto this day, 1 Miccab. 13. 28, 29, 30. (7) Etapud fiifpanos,bellicofam gentem, obelifci circum cujufiue tumulum tot numero crigebumurqmt hoftes interemifftt, Arift. 1. 7. Peí. c. 2. (8) After, when theywent into Jerufalera, they worlhipped the Lord ; ard as foon as thepeople were purified, they offered their burnt-offerings, and theirfree-offcrÍH£s, and their gifts, -fudiú ií. 18. Men 348 The left way of making Peace, Vol. II. Men of Al (9). In which particular the Spamjh Kingshave always been very liberal \ which Piety of theirsGod has rewarded with the prefent Monarchy. (9) And thou (halt offer burnt-offerings thereon unto the Lord thyGod, and thou (halt offer peace-offerings, Deut. EMBLEM WA R, in many things, refembles Fire, not onlyin its Nature, which is to deftroy, but aliofor that the fame Matter wherewith it is fed,when there is too much of it, extinguilhes it. Armsfupport War 3 but if they are very powerful, quench it, or Vol. II. is with Sword in Hand. 349 or change it into Peace. Therefore whoever would ob-tain this, muft nfe them *, it being imponible that anyPeace mould be concluded with Honour and Advantage,nnlefs it be treated of under the Shield} and with thisthe .Arm muft be guarded, which reaches out the Handto receive the Olive of Peace. Clovis wiíhd for twoRight-Hands j one armd, to oppofe Alaricus j the othernaked, to prefent in token of Peace to Tbeodorick, theMediator between them. The Arms of a Prince íhouldbe equally prepared for Peace and War. Clovis neverthought he could obtain that by (hewing his unarmedRight-Hand, without having at the fame time anotherupon its Guard. This is that
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