Emblem 2. Sin brings forth death. [image 503x628 pixels 75]

Image title:	Emblem 2. Sin brings forth death.
Source:	Quarles, Francis: “Emblems Divine and Moral” (1866)
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Keywords:	emblems, death, storms, nudity, bare feet, people, biblical scenes, greyscale
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Notes:	In the background, a face of a storm-god blows a wind and makes a sailing ship race atop a giant wave; lightning and rain are in the background, and a building burns. In the foreground stands a naked man with a conveniently placed and eminently suitable cock’s head obscuring part of his anatomy. He holds an apple: he is Adam. In front of him a giant sphere with a cross on top of it; emenating from the sphere are the heads of various animals, including dogs, and also I think a human death mask. it is the corrupted womb of Eve. A caption beneath the woodcut reads: Si malum cecuit unicium in omne malum Then when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin; and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death., James i. 15. “Lament, lament; look, look, what thou hast done: Lament the world’s, lament thine own estate: Look, look, by doing, how thou art undone; Lament thy fall, lament thy change of state: They faith is broken, and they freedom gone, See, see, too soon, what thou lament’st too late, O thou that wert so many men, nay, all Abridg’d in one, how has thy desp’rate fall Destroy’d thy unborn seed, destroy’d thyself withall!” (p. 7)
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In the background, a face of a storm-god blows a wind and makes a sailing ship race atop a giant wave; lightning and rain are in the background, and a building burns. In the foreground stands a naked man with a conveniently placed and eminently suitable cock’s head obscuring part of his anatomy. He holds an apple: he is Adam. In front of him a giant sphere with a cross on top of it; emenating from the sphere are the heads of various animals, including dogs, and also I think a human death mask. it is the corrupted womb of Eve. A caption beneath the woodcut reads:
Si malum cecuit unicium in omne malum
Then when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin; and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death., James i. 15.

“Lament, lament; look, look, what thou hast done:
Lament the world’s, lament thine own estate:
Look, look, by doing, how thou art undone;
Lament thy fall, lament thy change of state:
They faith is broken, and they freedom gone,
See, see, too soon, what thou lament’st too late,
O thou that wert so many men, nay, all
Abridg’d in one, how has thy desp’rate fall
Destroy’d thy unborn seed, destroy’d thyself withall!” (p. 7)

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