. Emblems, for the entertainment and improvement of youth : containing hieroglyphical and enigmatical devices, relating to all parts and stations of life : together with explanations and proverbs in French, Spanish, Italian, and Latin, alluding to them and translated into English : the whole curiously engrav'd on 62 copper plates . oHaimo-ny. Majora Minoribus Thereis an Union between the great and thelittle Strings, 5. A Bee-Hive. I^idlipitei. The Se-cret is not difcovered to any one. <5. A Hawk heeded. Irjt tetiehas fpervluccm. I hope I Ihall enjoy the Light. 7. A Lead Stcne,
. Emblems, for the entertainment and improvement of youth : containing hieroglyphical and enigmatical devices, relating to all parts and stations of life : together with explanations and proverbs in French, Spanish, Italian, and Latin, alluding to them and translated into English : the whole curiously engrav'd on 62 copper plates . oHaimo-ny. Majora Minoribus Thereis an Union between the great and thelittle Strings, 5. A Bee-Hive. I^idlipitei. The Se-cret is not difcovered to any one. <5. A Hawk heeded. Irjt tetiehas fpervluccm. I hope I Ihall enjoy the Light. 7. A Lead Stcne, that draws a Swcrdto it. Jcletter tralajnttr. i am dra^vn^ohintarily. 8. A dead Licnthst the FUes are eat-ing Maces belli. Behold what is got byWar. 9. A Lute upon a Book of foedus. True Alliance. I 10. An Owl. Irudens rtiagii, guatit\lcct:ax. Difcretion is more than EIo-jquence. 1 II. An Olive-Tree fiipportjng a Vine^ Km cohzetiJMnt. We do not agree,Tis in vain to unite us. 12. A Chariot drawn by two ^m The fierceft may be tamed. 13. A Tomb upon which there fits anEagle SigrajattKjK. Thefgn of Valour. 14. A Bird in a Trap to take «5 fnos. To betray his own kind, 15. A Stork drinking, or taking the falfWater- SiH farentibusque falutaris, Shecures herftlf and her Young Onw. I. 4« An Eagle mounting the Air with aWren. Non ufiutx vehor. I am not u-fed to go fo high. a. A Moon in the midft of the pH che mille. One Moon is more tome than a thoufand. 3- A Cammel fallen under its ultrx vires. Nothing ihould be under-taken beyond ones Strength. 4. A Stag wounded with an dolor inde fuga. My Pain caufes myJFlight. _^ 5- A Boar on the Ground with a Knife3n his Throat. Jij^i aUter jirodeft. Hejbrings no profit but by his Death. €. An Eagle carrying a Stone to In tempore munit. She fortified it 3- eainft Time of Need. 7- A Hog among Flowers. Kon ieiienetfvemHst. Tliey do not JUitv?el^, 8. A W
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