Emblemes (1635) and Hieroglyphikes (1638) [in the critical edition by John Horden] |
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PETR. RAV. in Math.
The Devill is the author of evill; the fountaine of wickednesse; the Adversary of the Truth; the corrupter of the world; mans perpetuall Enemy; Hee plants snares; digs ditches; spurres bodies; he goads soules; Hee suggests thoughts, belches Anger; exposes vertues to hatred; makes vices beloved; sowes Errours, nourishes contention; disturbes, and scatters Affections.
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