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  • Cats, Jacob
    Jacob Cats

    His first book, Sinne- en minnebeelden (1618; “Portaits of Morality and Love”), contained engravings with text in Dutch, Latin, and French. Each picture has a threefold interpretation, expressing what were for Cats the three elements of human life: love, society, and religion. Perhaps his most famous emblem book…

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    His first book, Sinne- en minnebeelden (1618; “Portaits of Morality and Love”), contained engravings with text in Dutch, Latin, and French. Each picture has a threefold interpretation, expressing what were for Cats the three elements of human life: love, society, and religion. Perhaps his most famous emblem book…

    Read More