. Der königliche Politiker vertreten in hundert Embleme . xi-Liaries zum Kaiser, zum Ende die Rechte der VordenVordenauf Montferr at und Mantua könnte über Juftice • entschieden werden, Auch würde Confaho Akzeptierungdes Begriffs, der ihm vom Herzog angeboten wird, nie s, ofrerating Cafd^ ließ keine íhould denken, dass seine Májefty engagiert in thefe commotions mehr aus privatem heraus intereft, thanfor the fake of the Publick Qiiet. Dies ist die Wahrheit der Sache, die fo viele haben unjuftlyexclaimd wieder, fo wenige wirklich bekannt. Lassen Sie daher der Prinz und die Republik Italien die leeren Schatten von Jealouíle layafide

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. The royal politician represented in one hundred emblems . xi-liaries to the Emperor, to the end the Rights of thePretenders upon Montferr at and Mantua might bedecided by way of Juftice •, nor would Confaho acceptof the Term offered him by the Duke ;of Never s, ofrating Cafd^ left any íhould think His Májefty engagedin thefe Commotions more out of private Intereft, thanfor the fake of the Publick Qiiiet. This is the veryTruth of the Matter, which fo many have unjuftlyexclaimd againft, fo few really known. Let the Prince therefore and Republick of Italy layafide the empty Shadows of Jealouíles, aflivring them-felves that Spain aims at nothing more -than to keep upits Grandeur amongfl: them, not to enereafe it % and letthem give place to this true piece of Policy, if they deiirethe Peace oí Italy i for thefe imaginary Emulations tendto no other end, but to promote its Difquietj therebeing no War but what proceeds either from the Ambi-tion of a powerful Monarch, or the Apprehenfions ofan inferiour Prince» EMBLEM 334 Vol. II. emblem xcvi.. Vlftory in juit Wars, aims at no other end butPeace: Hence that is the moil Glorious, whichis obtained with leaft Damage, and more byStratagem than Force, which was leaft covered withDuit and Blood j which Horace calls, ■ Dnkisfme pvlvere palma : * Lawrels with Eafe obtained, fmell always iweet. u The Romans, for bloody Victories, facrificed a Cock $and an Oxe, for thofe got by Stratagem. If by Wit and Horat. Under- Vol. II. Let a Princejn the height of ViRoryjkc. 335* Underitanding we are like God, but have Force in com-mon with Brutes, undoubtedly there is more Glory inconquering with the former than the latter. Tiberiuswas better pleasd in having quieted the Empire by Pru-dence, than if he had done it by the Sword (1): AndAgrícola looked on it as Glorious to vanquiih the Britain*without the lofs of Roman Blood (2). If Victory pro-pofes the Prefervation and Encreafe of the Common-wealth, it will fucceed much better by Po

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