Iconologia, Or, Moral Emblems
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A meagre pale Woman, in a Lindfy-woolfy Garment ; her Head inclin'd to the left; her Veil covers moft of her Forehead; with Beads, and a Mafs-book ; (lie puts forth her Arm in the Aflcmbly, to give a piece of Mony to fome poor body ; with Legs and Feet of a Wolf.
Linfy-W^oolfy, the Linnen denotes Malice, and the Woollen Simplicity; her Head inclin'd, with the Veil covering her, all Ihew Hypocrifie : the offering Mony, Fain-glory; her Feet, that outwardly (lie is a L^w^, but inwardly, a ravening... fVolf.
Fig. 151. Hiftoria : HISTORY.
A Woman refembling an Angel, with great Wings, looking behind her ; writing on an oval Table, on the Back of Saturn The Wings denote her publifliing all Events, with great Expedition; her looking back, that Ihe labours for Poflerity^ her white Robe, Truth and Sincerity : Saturn by her Side, denotes Time and Spirit of the Adions.
Fig. 152. Humilta: HUMILITY.
A Virgin all in white; her Arms a-crofs upon her Bread ; her Head inclin'd ; a Golden Crown at her Feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A meagre pale Woman, in a Lindfy-woolfy Garment ; her Head inclin'd to the left; her Veil covers moft of her Forehead; with Beads, and a Mafs-book ; (lie puts forth her Arm in the Aflcmbly, to give a piece of Mony to fome poor body ; with Legs and Feet of a Wolf.
Linfy-W^oolfy, the Linnen denotes Malice, and the Woollen Simplicity; her Head inclin'd, with the Veil covering her, all Ihew Hypocrifie : the offering Mony, Fain-glory; her Feet, that outwardly (lie is a L^w^, but inwardly, a ravening... fVolf.
Fig. 151. Hiftoria : HISTORY.
A Woman refembling an Angel, with great Wings, looking behind her ; writing on an oval Table, on the Back of Saturn The Wings denote her publifliing all Events, with great Expedition; her looking back, that Ihe labours for Poflerity^ her white Robe, Truth and Sincerity : Saturn by her Side, denotes Time and Spirit of the Adions.
Fig. 152. Humilta: HUMILITY.
A Virgin all in white; her Arms a-crofs upon her Bread ; her Head inclin'd ; a Golden Crown at her Feet.
What to read after Iconologia, Or, Moral Emblems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ripa, Cesare, Fl. 1600 to read onlineMoreLess
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