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INDEX EMBLEMATUM
IN IOCOS [=LOCOS] COMMUNES
DIGESTORUM.
IN IOCOS [=LOCOS] COMMUNES
DIGESTORUM.
- EMBLEMATA DEDICATORIA
- Ad illustrissimum Maximilianum &c. [7]
- Mediolanum [8]
- Nunquam procrastinandum [9]
- DEUS, SIVE RELIGIO.
- In Deo laetandum [10]
- Sapientia humana, stultitia est apud Deum [11]
- Ficta Religio [12]
- Non tibi, sed religioni. [13]
- Quà Dii vocant, eundum [14]
- VIRTUTES.
- FIDES.
- Fidei Symbolum [15]
- Foedera [16]
- Silentium [17]
- Non vulgando consilia [18]
- Nec quaestioni quidem cedendum [19]
- PRUDENTIA.
- Consilio, ac virtute Chimaeram superari: id est, fortiores, &deceptores [20]
- Vigilantia, & custodia [21]
- Νῆφε καὶ μέμνης ἀπιστθεῖν ἄρθρα ταῦτα τῶν φρενῶν [[22]]
- ῆ [=Πῆ] παρέβην? Τί δὲ ἔρεξα? Τὶ μοι δὲον ὀυκ ἐτελέσθην[23]
- Prudentes [24]
- Prudens, magis quàm loquax [25]
- Maturandum [26]
- In deprehensum [27]
- Custodiendas virgines [28]
- Vino Prudentiam augeri [29]
- Prudentes vino abstinent [30]
- In statuam Bacchi [31]
- Gramen [33]
- IUSTITIA.
- Nec verbo, nec facto quemquam laedendum [34]
- Tandem, tandem Iustitia obtinet [35]
- Etiam ferocissimos domari [36]
- Gratiam referendam [37]
- Abstinentia [38]
- Bonis à divitibus nihil timendum [39]
- FORTITUDO.
- Signa fortium [40]
- Ανέχου καὶ ἀπέχου [41]
- In adulari nescientes [42]
- Obdurandum adversus urgentia [43]
- Omnia mea mecum porto [44]
- CONCORDIA.
- Concordiae Symbolum [45]
- Concordia [46]
- Concordia insuperabilis [47]
- Unum nihil, duos plurimum posse [48]
- Firmissima convelli non posse [49]
- SPES.
- Spes proxima [50]
- In simulachrum Spei [51]
- In dies meliora [53]
- Illicitum non sperandum [54]
- PUDICITIA. [55]
- VITIA
- PERFIDIA.
- In Victoriam dolo partam [56]
- In fraudulentos [57]
- Dolus in suos [58]
- Maledicentia [59]
- In receptatores sicariorum [60]
- In adulatores [61]
- Ei qui semel sua prodegerit, aliena credi non oportere [62]
- STULTITIA.
- Temeritas [63]
- Furor, & rabies [64]
- In temerarios [65]
- In eos qui supra vires quicquam audent [66]
- Impossibile [67]
- Cuculi [68]
- Vespertilio [69]
- Aliud [70]
- Ira [71]
- In eum, qui sibiipsi damnum apparat [72]
- Fatuitas [73]
- Oblivio paupertatis [74]
- SUPERBIA.
- Superbia [75]
- Impudentia [76]
- Philautia [77]
- Garrulitas [78]
- INVIDIA.
- Invidia [79]
- LUVURIA [=LUXURIA] .
- Luxuria [80]
- Luxuriosorum opes [81]
- Tumulus Meretricis [82]
- In amatores Meretricum [83]
- Cavendum à Meretricibus [84]
- Aniuletum [=Amuletum] Veneris [85]
- Inviolabiles telo Cupidinis [86]
- Lascivia [87]
- DESIDIA.
- Desidia [88]
- Desidiam abiiciendam [89]
- In facilè à Virtute desciscentes [90]
- Ignavi [91]
- AVARITIA.
- Avaritia [92]
- In avaros [93]
- In Aulicos [94]
- In Sordidos [95]
- In divites publico malo [96]
- In avaros, Vel quibus melior conditio ab extraneis offertur [97]
- GUIA [=GULA] .
- Gula [98]
- Ocni effigies [99]
- In Parasitos [100]
- Parvam culinam duobus ganeonibus non sufficere [101]
- Captivus ob gulam [102]
- In Garrulum, & Gulosum [103]
- Natura [104]
- DOCTORUM AGNOMINA [104]
- Vis Naturae [106]
- Ars Naturam adiuvat [107]
- In Iuventam [108]
- In quatuor tempora anni [109]
- ASTROLOGIA.
- Scyphus Nestoris [110]
- Quae supra nos, nihil ad nos [112]
- In Astrologos [113]
- Qui alta contemplantur cadere [114]
- AMOR.
- Potentissimus affectus Amor [115]
- Potentia amoris [116]
- Vis amoris [117]
- In studiosum amore captum [118]
- Αντέρως. id est, amor virtutis [119]
- Αντέρως. Amor Virtutis alium Cupidinem superans [120]
- Dulcia quandoque amara fieri [121]
- Ferè simile, ex Theocrito [122]
- In statuam Amoris [123]
- In oblivionem patriae [125]
- Sirenes [126]
- Senex puellam amans [127]
- Colores [128]
- FORTUNA.
- Virtuti Fottuna [=Fortuna] comes [130]
- Fortuna Virtutem superans [131]
- Paupertatem summis ingeniis obesse, ne provehantur [132]
- In Occasionem [133]
- In subitum terrorem [134]
- In illaudata laudantes [135]
- In momentaneam felicitatem [136]
- Ex damno alterius utilitas [137]
- Bonis auspiciis incipiendum [138]
- Nil reliqui [139]
- Malè parta, malè dilabuntur [140]
- Semper praesto esse infortunia [141]
- Remedia in arduo, mala in prono esse [142]
- HONOR.
- Ex arduis perpetuum nomen [143]
- Ex literarum studiis immortalitatem acquiri [144]
- Tumulus Ioannis Galeacii Vicecomitis, Primi Ducis Mediolanensis [145]
- Optimus civis [146]
- Strenuorum immortale nomen [147]
- Nobiles, ac generosi [148]
- Duodecim certamina Herculis [149]
- In nothos [151]
- Imparilitas [152]
- In desciscentes [153]
- Aemulatio impar [154]
- Albutii ad D. Alciatum suadentis ut &c. [155]
- PRINCEPS.
- Princeps subditorum incolumitatem procurans [156]
- In Senatum boni Principis [157]
- Quod non capit Christus, rapit Fiscus [158]
- Opulentia tyranni paupertas subiectorum [159]
- Consiliarii Principum [160]
- Principis clementia [161]
- RESPUBLICA.
- Salus publica [162]
- Respublica liberata [163]
- VITA.
- In vitam humanam [164]
- Aere quandoque salutem redimendam [165]
- MORS.
- Cum Larvis non luctandum [166]
- De Morte, & Amore [167]
- In formosam fato praereptam [168]
- In mortem praeproperam [169]
- Terminus [170]
- Opulenti haereditas [171]
- AMICITIA.
- Amicitia etiam post mortem durans [172]
- Mutuum auxilium [173]
- Auxilium nunquam deficiens [174]
- Gratiae [175]
- HOSTILITAS.
- In detractores [177]
- Inanis impetus [178]
- Aliquid mali, propter vicinum malum [179]
- In eum qui truculentia suorum perierit [180]
- Εχθρῶν ἄδωρα δῶρα. In dona hostium [181]
- A minimis quoque timendum [182]
- Obnoxia infirmitas [183]
- Vel post mortem formidolosi [184]
- VINDICTA.
- Iusta vindicta [185]
- Iusta ultio [186]
- Parem deliquentis, & suasoris culpam esse [187]
- Alius peccat, alius plectitur [188]
- Insani glanius [189]
- PAX.
- Pax [190]
- Ex bello pax [191]
- Ex Pace ubertas [192]
- SCIENTIA.
- Doctos Doctis obloqui nefas esse [193]
- Eloquentia, fortitudine praestantior [194]
- Facundia difficilis [295]
- Antiquissima quaeque commentitia [196]
- Insignia Poëtarum [197]
- Musicam Diis curae esse [198]
- Litera occidit: Spiritus vivificat [199]
- Dicta septem sapientum [220]
- IGNORANTIA.
- Submovendam ignorantiam [202]
- Mentem, non formam plus pollere [203]
- Dives indoctus [204]
- MATRIMONIUM.
- In fidem uxoriam [205]
- Reverentiam in matrimonio requiri [206]
- In foecunditatem sibiipsi damnosam [207]
- Amor filiorum [208]
- Pietas filiorum in parentes [209]
- Mulieris famam, non formam vulgatam esse oportere [210]
- In pudoris statuam [211]
- Nuptam [=Nupta] contagioso [213]
- ARBORES:
- Cupressus [213]
- Aliud [ibidem]
- Aliud [ibidem]
- Quercus [214]
- Aliud [ibidem]
- Salix [215]
- Abies [216]
- Picea [217]
- Cotonea [218]
- Hedera [220]
- Ilex [220]
- Malus medica [221]
- Buxus [222]
- Morus [223]
- Amygdalus [224]
- Laurus [225]
- Populus alba. [226]
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FINIS.
Lugduni,
Excudebat Mathias Bonhomme.
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Link to an image of this page [Nnn3v-f467v as 470] LAURUS.
The laurel
Emblema. 209.
Praescia venturi Laurus fert signa salutis,
Subdita pulvillo somnia vera facit.[1]
Aliud.
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Debetur Carolo superatis laurea Paenis,[2]
Victrices ornant talia serta comas.
The laurel that can tell what is to come provides omens of prosperity. Put under the pillow it brings true dreams.
Other:.
Now that the Poeni [i.e. North Africans / Tunisians] have been defeated, Charles deserves the laurel - wreaths of laurel adorn the victor’s locks.
Notes:
1. The laurel was sacred to Apollo, god of prophecy. The priestess of Apollo at Delphi induced a prophetic trance by chewing laurel leaves. Prophecies were sometimes written on laurel leaves. If laurel leaves crackle when thrown into the flames, happiness is portended.
2. Emperor Charles V took Tunis in North Africa in 1535. Poeni (‘Phoenicians’) was an alternate name for the people of Carthage, where Tunis was later established.
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- trees: laurel (+ plants used symbolically) [25G3(LAUREL)(+1)] Search | Browse Iconclass
- trees: laurel (+ bearing fruit) [25G3(LAUREL)(+34)] Search | Browse Iconclass
- trees: laurel (+ young plant) [25G3(LAUREL)(+361)] Search | Browse Iconclass
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- Africans [32B32] Search | Browse Iconclass
- pillow [41A7632] Search | Browse Iconclass
- crowning the victor with laurel [45I6110] Search | Browse Iconclass
- Prediction, Prophecy; 'Augurio', 'Divinatione', 'Profetia' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept) [52E2(+4)] Search | Browse Iconclass
- Protection; 'Custodia', 'Difesa contra nimici, malefici & venefici', 'Difesa contra pericoli', 'Riparo da i tradimenti' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept) [54E42(+4)] Search | Browse Iconclass
- historical person (with NAME) other representations to which the NAME of a historical person may be attached (with NAME of person) [61B2(CHARLES V [of Holy Roman Empire])3] Search | Browse Iconclass
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