. Lychnocausia : sive Moralia facum emblemata : lights, morall emblems . Lampada trado, pAi vicem vires expejierc tuas,Sic eedit perfona alii,vacuamq, rehnquic Seen am, quum partes egerit ille fceptri virarq§iinml defim&us honore, Deponit foboli fceptra tuenda , Fato & fraftus poft vulnera miles Cedic&exercetftrenuus arnta tyro.«f Felix trania&ae vita: cjuem veffcera laud*> Et lauri aeterno gloria honoreb«ac. < j ysnHen that my clammy fubftance was entire,W 1 was ah earthly nurfe of heavn- bred fire 5Now envious time doth me in afhes turneid to a tedious fnuffe my l


. Lychnocausia : sive Moralia facum emblemata : lights, morall emblems . Lampada trado, pAi vicem vires expejierc tuas,Sic eedit perfona alii,vacuamq, rehnquic Seen am, quum partes egerit ille fceptri virarq§iinml defim&us honore, Deponit foboli fceptra tuenda , Fato & fraftus poft vulnera miles Cedic&exercetftrenuus arnta tyro.«f Felix trania&ae vita: cjuem veffcera laud*> Et lauri aeterno gloria honoreb«ac. < j ysnHen that my clammy fubftance was entire,W 1 was ah earthly nurfe of heavn- bred fire 5Now envious time doth me in afhes turneid to a tedious fnuffe my light doth burne :lLoel have done,take thou this light of nunc;I yecld,doe what tbou canft, the turne is the Comedian having plaid his (hare,Gives place to others,who then actors arc:A King his weighty office having done,Dying transfers his Scepter to his fonne :When that the crafie Souldiers ftrength dotnfaile,The younger muft the enemy Happy is he the evening of whofe daiesDoth crowjic his death with ever- living baye*. Pauper ,. iMorallEmbltmu15 . N On minor eft surges vitreis circumfluus tmdis,Exoneraris lefeln ftagna minor jEtheriilu£ardentiffima Solis ; Innumeroscjuamyis lumine luftrac ferrovvi%imperutafodali . Huic,illjjtamen eft non minor ipfa mea multipara varias lux lumine txdas Accendens,Iucem mutuat>haud H«cSophi*nan»ra,fuiqu2Bprodigafemec Comrmmem, falva, aft melius dixere 6onum commimius,omnes Gratia participes fie volet efle fui. TPHe glaflie gulfe joynd with Earths globe in one Gives waters to the rivers,loofcth nose;The Suhne that makes fo many glorious dayes,Doth loofc no lightjand flill he wafts his rayes:The Loadftoneto the iron gives vertue rare,And yet no wayes his owne hedothimpaire;So this my torch can give to others light, , • And ftill,as is his wom3(hine perfect bright,fl Thus Divine Wifdomfe doth communicateHerfelfejthat others may goo


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