Illvstr. XXXVIII. "A tatlers tougue; for, paines are lost on him", "tougue" should probably be "tongue". "And, in our selves true Vertnes to maintaine;", "Vertnes" should probably be "Vertues". The Fourth Lotterie. Verse 1. "If so, thine Emblom doth expresse", "Emblom" should probably be Emblem". Verse 12. "As none can conquer; And, bohold", "bohold" should probably be "behold". Verse 39. "Whrch may not make the danger worse", "Whrch" should probably be "Which". Verse 53. "Which these two fignres, backward, make", "fignres" should probably be "figures". Index. (Punctuation has been left as printed). "Christ the true Pellican. 154." is spelt Pelican on p.154. "Ganimed 156." Ganymed is used on p.156. "Greefe 26." Griefe is used on p26 "Halter 66, Halcyon, vid. Kings Fisher." Requires a line break between the two entries. "Mutuall affection 34. 163. 781." p.781 doesn't exist, a link has been made to p.178. "Rich Theeves 197" p.197 doesn't exist, a link has been made to p.191. =Transcriber's Addendum= Transcriptions and translations of the mottoes engraved around each emblem are provided as a convenience to the reader. Each transcription is shown as written (with any notes), followed by the text normalised to modern standards of punctuation and spelling (u/v, æ/ae, -cunque/-cumque, oe/ae etc.) and its translation. Portrait EFFIGIES GEORGII WITHERI POETÆ. Effigies Georgii Witheri poetae Portrait of the poet George Wither Ill 1 Bk 1 VIVITVR INGENIO CÆTERA MORTIS ERṼT Vivitur ingenio; caetera mortis erunt We live by our genius; the rest will belong to death Ill 2 Bk 1 SAPIENTIA CONSTANS Sapientia constans Wisdom is constant Ill 3 Bk 1 LEX REGIT ET ARMA TVENTVR. Lex regit et arma tuentur Law directs and arms protect Ill 4 Bk 1 NE TENEAR Ne tenear Lest I be held back Ill 5 Bk 1 LABORE VIRTVS, VIRTVTE GLORIA PARATVR Labore virtus, virtute gloria paratur Virtue is acquired through labour, glory through virtue Ill 6 Bk 1 NON OBEST VIRTVTI SORS. Non obest virtuti sors Chance is no hindrance to virtue Ill 7 Bk 1 NON SCEPTRO SED PLECTRO DVCITVR Non sceptro sed plectro ducitur She is led by the plectrum, not by the sceptre Ill 8 Bk 1 IN HVNC INTVENS PIVS ESTO In hunc intuens pius esto Look on this and be pious Ill 9 Bk 1 IN NOCTE CONSILIṼ In nocte consilium Deliberation at night Ill 10 Bk 1 SPERNIT PERICVLA VIRT[VS] Spernit pericula virtus Virtue scorns danger Ill 11 Bk 1 AD SCOPVM LICET ÆGRE ET FRVSTRA Ad scopum licet aegre et frustra Towards the goal, but painfully and unsuccessfully Ill 12 Bk 1 ΠΑΝΤΑ ΛΕΛΟΙΠΑ πάντα λέλοιπα I have left all things Ill 13 Bk 1 REMIGIO VENTISQ[VE] SECVNDIS Remigio ventisque secundis By rowing and favourable winds Ill 14 Bk 1 QVID SI SIC Quid si sic What if so? Ill 15 Bk 1 DVM NVTRIO CONSVMOR Dum nutrio consumor As I nourish I am consumed