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The reconciliation of Ulysses and the Ithacan rebels after the intervention by Minerva
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1606-1669
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1504-1570
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p. 325, under no. 57
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Recto: lower right, black ink, ‘AvD’ in monogram: 57.TvT.AvD; lower margin, black ink: Les mutines font la paix à l’advantage d’Ulÿsse, contraints à cela par le secours que Minerve luÿ donne, et / le foudre de Jupiter. ce qui monstre, qu’après une grande tourmente suit un grand calme, et que Dieu sçait / Abaisser l’orgueuil des rebelles, qui ne sont jamais si foibles, qu’au temps qu’il se croyent les plus forts. [The rebels make peace to Ulysses’ advantage, constrained by the help given to him by Minerva and by Jupiter’s thunderbolt. This shows how a great battle is followed by great calm, and that God knows how to humble the pride of rebels, who are never so weak when they believe themselves strongest.]
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