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Identifier: 46269080.4951.emory.edu
Title: Humanae salutis monumenta
Year: 1571 (1570s)
Authors: Arias Montano, Benito, 1527-1598 Borcht, Petrus van der, 1545-1608, ill Broeck, Crispin van den, 1524-ca. 1591, ill Bruyn, Abraham de, 1538-1587?, engraver Huys, Pieter, 1519-1581, engraver Wierix, Jan, 16th cent., engraver Wierix, Jeronimus, 1553-1619, engraver Sadeler, Jan, 1550-1600, engraver Plantin, Christophe, ca. 1520-1589, printer Gruel, Léon, 1841-1923, binder. GEU
Subjects: Bible Bible Emblem books
Publisher: Antverp : Ex prototypographia regia : Christoph Plantinus D.S.P.F.C.
Contributing Library: Emory University, Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library
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In tabulam Iefu flagellati.Ode dicolos distrophos. lix. Qy r d fanclum Iefu corpus atque innoxios Artus aduris carnifex ?Jj>wd membra, quarto puriora fidercs , Plagis cruentis inficis j?Non tantus vnquam flirpis incenft fragor K^duditur altis montibus,Nec deuohtus in fubiecla marmora Jmber, ferit frequcntim.In me furentem verte fi fapis manum, Et terga c&de noxia.Namque ipfe lcne legis excuflt iugum , Iuffa ipfe perfregi Dei:Beu quanta dignus vincla perferre & neces Et flagra dura perpeti.Sed iflud, atro quod liuore pernotas, Maiora laturum, caput( Cui cuncla magni turba prtfulgens poli K-Addicla paret nutibm,)Contracla noxa crimina expiat me*t Irasfe placat vindices.Vides vt alto perferat plentio ^tu (aum addis verbtra ?Atqui efficaci deprecatur is tuat Measefepcenas vulnere^».

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The Spirit was a comic hero of the 1940s. Written and drawn by Will Eisner, he appeared in a comic book insert in Sunday newspapers. The Rocketeer was a comic hero who appeared in 1982, written and drawn by Dave Stevens. His stories were set in the 1940s.

Since both the heroes were independently owned, it was inevitable that somebody get the bright idea to bring them together. The stories have all the quirky humor that was the Spirit’s trademark. Lots of fun.