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Printers_device
Title_page
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Page 003
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Poem By the author.
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Page 004
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Coat_of_Arms Arms of Matthias, Archduke of Austria.
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Page 005
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Dedication To Matthias I.
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Page 007
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Section "Het is byden Romeynen een out ghebruyck gheweest ... ."
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Page 009
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List Of the noblemen accompanying Matthias I.
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Page 011
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Entry
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Page 013
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Artillery
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Page 014
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Tapestry Decorating the streets for the procession.
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Page 016
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Triumphal_Arch Crests of Matthias I and the Prince of Orange.
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Page 017
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Depicts Matthias riding beneath a triumphal arch hung with coats of arms.
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Page 020
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The first of the illustrations of the twenty-four stages on which allegories were performed. This illustration shows Juno and the peacock.
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Page 021
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Theatre The first of twenty-four theatres constructed along the route of the procession for the performance of dumb-shows or allegories in which the figures of virtues present gifts of great symbolic importance to Matthias.
Dumb_show Juno and the peacock.
Poem Explanatory verse printed within a cartouche.
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Page 022
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Cybele presents a key to the city.
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Page 024
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Reason holding a bridle.
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Page 026
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Two maidens holding a sheet embroidered with pearls and precious stones.
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Page 028
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Truth holding the mirror of knowledge and the books of law and justice.
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Page 030
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Diligentia with two golden spurs.
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Page 032
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Caritas with two children.
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Page 034
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Constantia presenting armour.
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Page 036
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Magnanimitas presenting armour.
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Page 038
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Fides presenting armour.
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Page 040
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Prudentia holding a plumed helmet and a serpent.
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Page 042
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Justitia holding scales and a sword.
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Page 044
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Hope holding an anchor.
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Page 046
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Fortitudo holding a broken pillar and a lance.
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Page 048
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Providentia with a mace.
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Page 050
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Perfeverantia with a horse.
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Page 052
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Temperantia presenting a cloak.
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Page 054
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Bellona in the shape of Pallas in a suit of armour presenting riders and servants.
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Page 056
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Liberalitas presenting a cornucopia of fruit and some coins.
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Page 058
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Palmaris presenting a branch.
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Page 060
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Fama playing a trumpet presents a trumpet as her gift.
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Page 062
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Clementia gives Matthias her right hand.
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Page 064
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Concordia presents her people to Matthias.
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Page 066
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Glory, Majesty, Generosity, Magnificence and Modesty present Matthias with virtues.
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Page 068
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Triumphal_Arch The arch seems to have contained six stages on which allegorical scenes from the life of Scipio were performed.
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Page 070
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Wisdom, Scipio and Philosophy.
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Page 073
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Senators and Scipio with a naked sword.
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Page 076
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Senators, Scipio, Virtue, Wisdom and Avarice.
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Page 079
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Hannibal and Scipio.
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Page 082
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Scipio standing on Tyranny.
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Page 085
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Scipio triumphant.
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Page 086
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Music A song composed by young men.
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Page 087
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Song
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Page 089
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Triumphal_Arch Scenes from the triumphs of Marcus Curtius.
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Page 095
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Oration A series of speeches in praise of Matthias.
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Page 103
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Meeting Of the States General to elect the Prince of Orange as Govenor of Brabant.
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Page 104
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Ceremony The Prince of Orange elected Governor of Brabant.
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Page 106
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Oration Given by Matthias.
Speech Text of Matthias' speech.
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Page 108
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Section "Hier naer volghen die articulen daer hier vore vermaen af is ghemaect ... ."
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Page 122
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Banquet
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Page 124
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Music Musical prologues to the play performed in Matthias' honour.
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Page 130
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Theatrical_Performance Alexander, Hannibal and Scipio debating the sentencing of Minos.
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Page 131
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Play
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Page 151
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Poem Privilege Epitaph of Scipio.
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Page 153
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Theatrical_Performance A second performance, of a dialogue between Annius and Lucius, that interrupts a musical performance.
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Page 164
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Showpiece_confectionery Including naked figures and a lion on a pedestal with a banner in his paw.
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