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QUAE NON FACIT BONOS FRUCTUS[1]
Which does not bring forth good fruit
L’arbre on cognoit volontiers par le fruict
Bon ou mavais, c’en est le tesmoignage.
Et l’homme aussi par l’oeuvre qu’il produit,
Tant contrefaict que soit le sien langage.
De Christ mettant la sentence en usage,
L’arbre mauvais il faut au pié couper,
Et mettre au feu. Ainsi l’homme mal sage
Et endurci, par droit faut extirper.
Notes:
1. Matthew 7:19
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- tools, aids, implements ~ crafts and industries (with NAME) [47D8(SAW)] Search | Browse Iconclass
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- trees (+ bare plant) [25G3(+351)] Search | Browse Iconclass
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