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A Collection of Emblemes

Ancient and Moderne: Quickened VVith Metricall Illvstrations, both Morall and Divine: And disposed into Lotteries, That Instruction, and Good Counsell, may bee furthered by an Honest and Pleasant Recreation. By George Wither
Wither, George (1588-1667)

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A PREPOSITION to this Frontispiece
  
A WRIT OF PREVENTION Concerning the Avthors Dedication of the foure following Bookes, to those Royall, Princely, and Illustrious Personages, whose Names are mentioned in this Leafe.
  
The Occasion, Intention, and use of the Foure Lotteries adjoyned to these foure Books of Emblems.
  
The Avthors Meditation upon sight of his Pictvre.
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The First Booke.
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THE FIRST LOTTERIE.
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THE SECOND LOTTERIE.
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THE THIRD LOTTERIE.
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TO THE RIGHT HONOVRABLE PHILLIP, Earle of Pembrooke, and Movntgomerie, &c. Lord Chamberlaine of the Houshould, Knight of the most honourable Order of the Garter, and one of his Majesties most Honourable Privie-Councell.
  
TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE, HENRIE, Earle of Holland, &c. Captaine of the Guard; Lord-chiefe-Iustice in Eyre of all his Majesties Forrests, Parkes and Chases on this side Trent; Knight of the most noble Order of the Garter, and one of his Majesties most Honourable Privie Counsell.
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THE FOVRTH LOTTERIE.
  
A Supersedeas to all them, whose custome it is, without any deserving, to importune Authors to give unto them their Bookes.
  
A Direction, shewing how they who are so disposed, shall find out their Chance, in the Lotteries aforegoing.

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Ancient and Moderne: Quickened VVith Metricall Illvstrations, both Morall and Divine: And disposed into Lotteries, That Instruction, and Good Counsell, may bee furthered by an Honest and Pleasant Recreation. By George Wither

George Wither

1588-1667
Printed by A. M. for Iohn Grismond [etc.]
London
1635
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