 | British and Foreign Bible Society. Library - 1903 - 456 páginas
...is that of the ' pelican in her piety,' within an oval frame inscribed Pro lege rege, et grege, and Love kepyth the Lawe, obeyeth the kynge, and is good to the commen welthe ; at the sides — figures of Prvdencia and Ivsticia ; and below — Jugge's monogram.... | |
 | Adolf Growoll, Wilberforce Eames - 1903 - 248 páginas
...offspring in a nest, round which is wound the legend " Pro Lege Rege, et Grege" and the paraphrase : " Love kepyth the Lawe, obeyeth the Kynge, and is good to the Common Welthe." This volume was dedicated ( 1 ) " To the Qyeenes Moft Sacred Maieftie;" (2) "To the... | |
 | London and Middlesex Archaeological Society - 1905 - 1002 páginas
...in the centre an oval within which is a pelican feeding her young ones, surrounded by the mottoes, "Love kepyth the lawe, obeyeth the kynge, and is good to the Common Welthe," and " Pro rege, lege et grege." On either side of the oval stand female figures representing... | |
 | 1911 - 422 páginas
...with the device of a Pelican and its offspring rising out of the flames round which is ' Pro Jege, rege, et grege. Love kepyth the lawe, obeyeth the kynge, and is good to the commonwelthe.' " An analysis of this catalogue was given in the first volume of the " Athenaeum." This part which... | |
 | William S. Walsh - 1913 - 990 páginas
...with the device of a pelican and its offspring rising from the flames, round which is this legend: Pro Lege, Rege, et Grege: Love kepyth the Lawe, obeyeth the Kynge, and is good to the Commonwelthe." In the same year in which this catalogue was printed, Mauuncll published a second part, "which concerneth... | |
 | John Barbour - 1925 - 514 páginas
...subject, a pelican tearing her breast to feed her young with her own blood, is framed in a double legend : Pro lege, rege et grege ; Love kepyth the lawe, obeyeth the Kynge, and is good to the Commen Welthe. On either side stand the allegorical figures PRVDENCIA and IVSTICIA, and on the panels... | |
 | John Barbour - 1925 - 510 páginas
...tearing her breast to feed her young with her own blood, is framed in a double legend : Pro lege, rcge et grege ; Love kepyth the lawe, obeyeth the Kynge, and is good to the Commen Welthe. On either side stand the allegorical figures PRVDENCIA and IVSTICIA, and on the panels... | |
 | 1859 - 636 páginas
...dwelling in Lothburie, 1595, in folio, with the device of a Pelican and its offspring rising out of the flames, round which is ' Pro lege, rege, et grege....obeyeth the kynge, and is good to the commonwelthe.' " In the first volume of the Athenaum, pp. 43. 45., an analysis is given of this Catalogue. It is a... | |
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Folio, pp. 123 ; dedication, pp. 6 ; with the device of a pelican and its offspring rising from the flames, round which is this legend: "Pro Lege Rege et Grege: Love kepyth the Lawe, obeyeth the kynge, and is good to the Commonwelthe. 
