Identifier: emblemesquarlesf00quar (find matches)
Title: Emblemes
Year: 1658 (1650s)
Authors: Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644. Hieroglyphikes of the life of man Marshall, William, fl. 1617-1650 Simpson, William, fl. 1635-1646
Subjects: Emblems
Publisher: London : Printed for John Williams and Francis Eglesfeild, and are to be sold at the Crowne, & at ye Marygold St. Paules Churchyard
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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not vfhat time he tpifl come : wait altpdyes thdthecAufe thou knomeU not the time of his coming , thou mayeft beprepared againft the time hi comech. Andfor thii ferchance, thottknoweflnot the time, hecaufe thou mayeflbe prepared againJiaStimes. EP IG, 6. Exfpe£^, but fear not death .-death cannot kill 5Till rime, (that firft muft feal her Patent) will:Wouldft thou live long ? keep Time in high eftecm jWhom gone, if thou canft not recal, redeem, Z 34^ Bieraglyfh, VII.
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Hieroglyph, VII. 347 Jo B 18.6, His lightJhdlhe dark:, and his candle Jhallkcput out. \/WHat ails our tapour^^ Isher luftrefled, OrfoiPd? what dire difafter bredThis change, that thus Ihc vails her golden head ; 2It was but very now (he fhind as faitAs Venm ftar. Her glory nr;ig;.t compareWith r>mi/««, burnilht with her brothers hair, ?There was no cave-begotten damp that moughtAbufe her beams 5 no wind that went aboutTo break her peace 5 no puff to put her our. 4Lift up thy wondxing thoughts, and thou (halt fpie A caufe, will clear thy doubts, but cloud thine eye : Subjeds muft vail> when as their ijovreigns by. 5Canft thou behold bright PhochtHy and thy fight No whit impaird / the objed: is too bright 3 The weaker yields unto the ftronger ligtit. 6 Great God, I amthy tapour, thou my fun; From thee the Spring of light, my light begun j Yctif thy light but ihine, my light is done. 7If thou witJidraw thy light, my light will fhineiIf thine appear, how poor a light is mine ? , M

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