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Delights for the ingenious, in above fifty select and choice emblems, divine and moral, ancient and modern

Curiously ingraven upon copper plates. With fifty delightful poems and lots for the more lively illustration of each emblem, whereby instruction and good counsel may be promoted and furthered by an honest and pleasant recreation to which is prefixed an incomparable poem, intituled majesty in misery, in imploration to the King of Kings [by Nathaniel Crouch]
Crouch, Nathaniel (1632?-1725?)

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THE AUTHOR UPON THE EMBLEM
  
Majesty in Misery;
  
The Explanation of the Emblem In Latin and English.
  
An Epitaph upon King Charles the first.
  
Another.
  
Another.
 I. 
THE First Emblem Illustrated.
 II. 
THE Second Emblem Illustrated.
 III. 
THE Third Emblem. Illustrated.
 IV. 
THE Fourth Emblem Illustrated.
 V. 
THE Fifth Emblem Illustrated.
 VI. 
THE Sixth Emblem Illustrated.
 VII. 
THE Seventh Emblem Illustrated.
 VIII. 
THE Eighth Emblem Illustrated.
 IX. 
THE Ninth Emblem Illustrated.
 X. 
THE Tenth Emblem. Illustrated.
 XI. 
THE Eleventh Emblem Illustrated.
 XII. 
THE Twelfth Emblem Illustrated.
 XIII. 
THE Thirteenth Emblem Illustrated.
 XIV. 
THE Fourteenth Emblem Illustrated.
 XV. 
THE Fifteenth Emblem Illustrated.
 XVI. 
THE Sixteenth Emblem Illustrated.
 XVII. 
THE Seventeenth Emblem Illustrated.
 XVIII. 
THE Eighteenth Emblem Illustrated.
 XIX. 
THE Nineteenth Emblem Illustrated.
 XX. 
THE Twentieth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXI. 
THE 21st Emblem Illustrated.
 XXII. 
THE 22d Emblem Illustrated.
 XXIII. 
THE 23d Emblem Illustrated.
 XXIV. 
THE 24th Emblem Illustrated.
 XXV. 
THE Twenty fifth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXVI. 
THE Twenty sixth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXVII. 
THE Twenty seventh Emblem Illustrated.
 XXVIII. 
THE Twenty eighth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXIX. 
THE Twenty ninth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXX. 
THE Thirtieth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXI. 
THE Thirtieth First Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXII. 
THE Thirty second Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXIII. 
THE Thirty third Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXIV. 
THE Thirty fourth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXV. 
THE Thirty fifth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXVI. 
THE Thirty sixth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXVII. 
THE Thirty seventh Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXVIII. 
THE Thirty eighth Emblem Illustrated.
 XXXIX. 
THE Thirty ninth Emblem Illustrated.
 XL. 
THE Fortieth Emblem Illustrated.
 XLI. 
THE Forty first Emblem Illustrated.
 XLII. 
THE Forty second Emblem Illustrated.
 XLIII. 
THE Forty third Emblem Illustrated.
 XLIV. 
THE Forty fourth Emblem Illustrated.
 XLV. 
THE Forty fifth Emblem Illustrated.
 XLVI. 
THE Forty sixth Emblem Illustrated.
 XLVII. 
THE Forty seventh Emblem Illustrated.
 XLVIII. 
THE Forty eighth Emblem Illustrated.
 XLIX. 
THE Forty ninth Emblem Illustrated.
 L. 
THE Fiftieth Emblem Illustrated.
 51. 
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56.
  
CONCLUSIONS.
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[If King, Queen, Prince, or any one that springs]
  
Directions for finding the Chances in the following Lottery.
  
Directions for the Lottery. The Figure or Lottery.

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Delights for the ingenious, in above fifty select and choice emblems, divine and moral, ancient and modern

Curiously ingraven upon copper plates. With fifty delightful poems and lots for the more lively illustration of each emblem, whereby instruction and good counsel may be promoted and furthered by an honest and pleasant recreation to which is prefixed an incomparable poem, intituled majesty in misery, in imploration to the King of Kings [by Nathaniel Crouch]

Nathaniel Crouch

1632?-1725?
Printed for Nath. Crouch [etc.]
London
1684
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