 Just beneath, is Time, bringing Truth to light; near which is a figure of Architecture, holding a large drawing of part of the Hospital, with the cupola, and pointing up to the royal founders, attended by the little genii of her art.  The Lover: To which is Added, The Reader; - Page 192by Sir Richard Steele - 1715 - 297 lehteFull view - About this book
 | Sir Richard Steele - 1789 - 404 lehte
...Sagittarius, Bacchus; and over Capricorn, Pifces, Hyems hoveling over a brazen pot of fire. bTEELE. tude. The King tramples Tyranny under his feet, which is...leaden crown falling off, his chains, yoke and iron fword broken to pieces, cardinal's cap, triple-crowned mitres, &c. tumbling down. Juft beneath is Time... | |
 | Sir Richard Steele - 1789 - 412 lehte
...brazen pot of fire. STEELE. tude. tude. The King tramples Tyranny under his feet, which, is expreil by a French perfonage,' with his leaden crown falling off, his chains, yoke and iron fword broken to pieces, cardinal's cap, triple-crowned mitres, &c. tumbling down, Jutl beneath is Time... | |
 | Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich - 1797 - 68 lehte
...air of «« refpecl and gratitude. The King tram" pies Tyranny under his feet, which is «{ exprefled by a French perfonage with his " leaden crown falling off, his chains, " yoke, and iron fword, broken to pieces ; C 2 " Cardi" Cardinal's cap, triple crowned mitres, " &c. tumbling down.... | |
 | David Hughson - 1808 - 576 lehte
...gratitude. Th« Xing tramples Tyranny under his feet, which is exprcst by a French personage with his leadeu crown falling off, his chains^ yoke, and iron sword broken to pieces, cardinal's cap, triple crown, mitres, &c. tumbling down. Just bcneat his Time bringing Truth to light, near which is a figure... | |
 | David Hughson - 1808 - 566 lehte
...Tyranny under his It-et, which is exprest by a French personage with his leaden crown falling ofl', his chains, yoke, and iron sword broken to pieces, cardinal's cap, triple rrown, mitres, £c. tumbling down, .hist buueat his Time bringing Truth to light, near which is a figure... | |
 | First flowers - 1825 - 306 lehte
...and gratitude. The King tramples Tyranny under his feet; which is expressed by a French personage, with his leaden crown falling off; his chains, yoke, and iron sword, broken to pieces, cardinal's hat, triple-crowned mitres, &c., tumbling down. Just beneath, is Time bringing Truth to light: near... | |
 | 1825 - 306 lehte
...and gratitude. The King tramples Tyranny under his feet; which is expressed by a French personage, with his leaden crown falling off; his chains, yoke, and iron sword, broken to pieces, cardinal's hat, triple-crowned mitres, &c., tumbling down. Just beneath, is Time bringing Truth to light: near... | |
 | Henry S. Richardson - 1834 - 164 lehte
...with gratitude ; the King tramples Tyranny under his feet, which is expressed by a French personage with his leaden crown falling off, his chains, yoke, and iron sword broken to pieces; cardinal's cap, tripled-crowned mitres, &c. tumbling down. Just beneath is Time bringing Truth to light; near to whom... | |
 | Hatchway (lieut, R.N., pseud.) - 1838 - 922 lehte
...iog with an air of respect and gratitude. VOL. I. C feet ; which is expressed by a French personage, with his leaden crown falling off — his chains,...sword broken to pieces — cardinal's cap — triple crowned mitres, &c., tumbling down; and at one end of the oval is a figure of Fame descending, sounding... | |
 | Greenwich hosp - 1839 - 58 lehte
...gratitude. The " King tramples Tyranny under his feet, which is " expressed by a French personage, with his leaden " crown falling off, his chains, yoke,...and iron sword " broken to pieces : Cardinal's cap, tripled-crowned " mitres, &c. tumbling down. Just beneathis Time " bringing Truth to light : near which... | |
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