. Minerva Britanna ou UN jardin de Deuises héroïques, meublé, et orné d'Emblèmes et Impresa de natures diverses . HP H E médes de wifedomc, heere a booke est feene,! •*• parfois la gloire du grand Salomon, UNE branche de cèdre, avec Hyfope noué greene.le coeur et eie avec tous les 5 placd herevpon: Car de la foi de cèdre le texte il connaissait y Vnto l'Hyfope, tout ce qui a jamais grandi. L'eie et le coeur ,.doe4hew que les Princes muft ? Dans le plus lourd!: Les questions 3 et affaires de ftate a pas vnto autres sur rafhly truft, Leaft avec repentance.ils incurent leur haine, mais avec (bund iudretment 5 et * vnpart

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. Minerva Britanna Or A Garden Of Heroical Deuises, furnished, and adorned with Emblemes and Impresa's of sundry natures . Hp H E meanes of wifedomc, heere a booke is feene, ! •*• Sometime the glory of great Salomon, A Cedar branch, with Hyfope knotted greene.The heart and eie withall 5 placd herevpon: For from the Cedar faith the Text he knew y Vnto the Hyfope, all that ever grew. The eie and heart , .doe4hew that Princes muft ? In weightier!: matters 3 and affaires of ftate a Not vnto others over rafhly truft , Leaft with repentance.they incurre their hate, But with (bund iudgment 5 and * vnpartiall eie * -Difcerne themfelues twixt wrong and cquitic.... Vh confilij expert mole ruitfua. » Q.ual« PotUhtumille Cyclops •amiflb ocmIo , ts^lis Princeps cuidtfit hie ockIus.Ptudeatix. Lip-fiws is politic s, Vhimrtm Herat s ode 3 J Vhinorum amkHU •. Q VCH frendly league , by nature is they fay;^ Betwixt the Mirtle, and Pomegranate tree, Who, if not planted over-farrec away , They feeke each others mutuall amitie:By open fignes of Frendfhip , till at lafl, They one another haue with armes embract. Which doth declare, how * neighbours fhouldvniteauS iima^quin Themfelues together, in all frenclly loue; And not like Tyrants, excercifetheir fpight, On one another, when no caufe doth moue :But letting quarrels ^ and old grudges ceafe, Be reconcild, to line, and die, in peace. •Meliofeft Proverb* OrMj.Taft:*, Vive fine Trividia, raollefque in^lorius annosExige _, amicitias et tibiiunge pares. TO TotherightworjhtpfullSirEdmund JfhfetldKnight. Edmund Afhfeild.ifledd vntyamed. 42 ^p H E clouded Sunne, that wcftward left our fight y. -*■ And for a night, in T H E T J S lap had flept, Againes returnd, with farre more glorious light, <c To cheere the world, that for his abfence wept:His beames retaining, vncorrupt and pure 3Although he lay imp

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