. A Choice of Emblemes, and other devises : For the moste parte gathered out of sundrie writers, Englished and Moralized. And divers newly devised . , whome wee chieflic (hould imbrace^ But that the fame the wicked (brte doe fhewe thera felucs like them, in eueric cafe. D« vet2 AmicitiaPontius Paulinus, A table lo, herein to you I fendc, gnm rm[4u* refiim vVhcreby you might remember llili to write. His wot- His wordes, and dcedes, that bcares the face you choofe, fuche one for your delite. And if at Icngthe, you trye him by this findc him
. A Choice of Emblemes, and other devises : For the moste parte gathered out of sundrie writers, Englished and Moralized. And divers newly devised . , whome wee chieflic (hould imbrace^ But that the fame the wicked (brte doe fhewe thera felucs like them, in eueric cafe. D« vet2 AmicitiaPontius Paulinus, A table lo, herein to you I fendc, gnm rm[4u* refiim vVhcreby you might remember llili to write. His wot- His wordes, and dcedes, that bcares the face you choofe, fuche one for your delite. And if at Icngthe, you trye him by this findc him haulc, whereby you ftand in harte, nor hand, fee that you ioyne with fucheBut at the firft, bee bould to rafe him out. Yet if by proofe, my wordes, and deedes let mee ftill within your tables bee. nAmmifcrmium Jeruitus, Ad ornatum virttWy D. Ellisevm Gryphith. X9I FduU, run ttrrinl*ftntU loti^a dipmit,Mk ptrirmt; toti licet siffrahar orht-Jcl 4u» :t^untjuam animod:-uijHS agam-^ prim \ffarectdit Carport vita mto, qu^vesitr feOtn Serm.).^t pAter T/tgnati,/!cBOS dehemuiamki,Si (fuodfu vitinm ntnfiflidnc, ^ TH E Prouerbe (aithe, the bounde mufte ftill bondage bringes, the freeft man in awe:^^hoe ferues muft plcafe, and hearc what other leame to keepe *Harpocrates his lawe:Thwi bondage is the Prifon of the minde:And makes them mute, where wifedome rs by kinde. The Nightingall, that chaunteth all the fpringe, Whofc warbUngc notes, throughout the wooddes are hardc, Beinge kepte in cage, fhe ceafcrh for to finge. And mournes, bicaufc her hbertie is barde: Oh bondage vile, the worthie mans deface,Bcc farre from thofe, that learning doc irabracc. N 4 •Silcniij dcusapudAegyptos, UmXm 102. lnfortlsfu£ contemptores. Cicero Tufc. 5. &Valer. Max. & Si-don. Horat< Serm. i. fi(mo, quam fibi fortiSiu ratio dedtrit, fiuftritbiturit, iliaCtnttntui viuat: UudetAiucrfa fequcntii?O finnnati mtrcato -r
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