Emblemes (1635) and Hieroglyphikes (1638) [in the critical edition by John Horden] |
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S. BERN.
That is the true and chiefe joy, which is not conceived from the creature, but received from its Creator; which (being once possest therof) none can take from thee, whereto all pleasure being compared, is torment; all joy is griefe: sweet things are bitter, all glory is basenesse, and all delectable things are despicable.
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