Otte Vaenio / Otto Van Veen - Emblemata sive Symbola - 1624

The work Emblemata sive symbola to be used by princes, ecclesiastical men, and military men, and others (also known under its French title Devises ou emblèmes pour princes, gens d'Église, gens de guerre, et aultres) is a book of emblems created by the Flemish painter and humanist Otto van Veen (Othon Vaenius). Main features: * Paperback binding, with old foxing stains. • Author: Otto van Veen (1556–1629) • Publication date: 1624 • Place of publication: Brussels (Bruxellae), printed by Hubert Antoine (Ex Officina Huberti Antonii) • Contents: It presents a collection of mottos and emblems intended for princes, ecclesiastical figures, the military, and other figures of power or society of the time. • Language: Latin and French (bilingual)

Estimate:£272.12

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