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Vaenius, Horatiana emblemata (1612)
[anonymous], Cupido's lusthof (1613)
Heinsius, Ambacht van Cupido (1613)
De Montenay/Roemer Visscher, Emblemes (c. 1615)
Vaenius, Amoris divini emblemata (1615)
Heinsius, Ambacht van Cupido (1616)
[anonymous], Nieuwen ieucht spieghel (1617)
Vaenius, Emblemata aliquot selectiora amatoria (1618)
Cats, Proteus (partial) (1618)
[anonymous], Thronus Cupidinis (1620)
Hugo, Pia desideria (1624)
Cats, Sinne- en minnebeelden (1627)
[anonymous], Typus mundi (1627)
[anonymous], Amoris divini et humani antipathia (1628)
Van Leuven, Amoris divini et humani antipathia (1629)
De Harduwijn, Goddelycke wenschen (1629)
Luyken, Duytse lier (1671)
Luyken, Jezus en de ziel (1685)
Huygen, Beginselen van Gods Koninkrijk (1689)
[anonymous], Emblemata amatoria (1690)
De la Feuille, Devises et emblemes (1691)
Den Elger, Zinne-beelden der liefde (1703)
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Otto Vaenius,
Emblemata aliquot selectiora amatoria (1618)
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[Titlepage]
[Dedication]
In emblemata amatoria
In amoris ab Othone Vænio
In Cupidinis
Ad librum
Sonnet
Seneca in Hypolito
Proh quanta potentia regni est Venus alma tui!
Cupido tot de Jeught
Cupidon a la Jeunesse
Sonnet
Sonnet
Amor æternus [1]
Conservat cuncta Cupido [2]
Crescent illæ, crescetis amores [3]
Amantis veri cor, ut speculum splendidum [4]
Amantibus omnia communia [5]
Duo simul viventes ad intelligendum & agendum plus valent quam unus [6]
Cedere nolo Iovi, sed cedere cogor Amori [7]
Vicit & superos Amor [8]
Nihil tam durum & ferreum, quod non amoristelis perfringatur [9]
Qui binos insectatur lepores, neutrum capit [10]
Pedetentim [11]
Ille fuga silvas saltusque peragrat [12]
Res immoderata Cupido est [13]
Virtutis radix amor [14]
Primos aditus difficiles habet [15]
Medio tutissimus ibis [16]
Amor certus in re incerta cernitur [17]
Quid sentiam ostendere malim quam loqui [18]
Inconcussa fide [19]
Perpolit incultum paulatim tempus amorem [20]
Omnis amatorem decuit color [21]
Nescit Amor magnis cedere divitijs [22]
Quo pergis, eodem vergo [23]
Ad amussim [24]
Plantrigat magis crescunt [25]
Amor facit esse disertum [26]
Amor addocet artes [27]
Facit occasio furem [28]
Dulces Amorum insidiæ [29]
Via nulla est invia Amori [30]
Vulnus alit venis, & cæco carpitur igne [31]
Festina lente [32]
Brevis & damnosa voluptas [33]
Finis coronat opus [34]
Fortior est agitatus Amor [35]
Concrescit Amor motu [36]
Anteit venatio captum [37]
Flammescit uterque [38]
Agitata revivo [39]
Quis enim securus amavit? [40]
Amoris jusiurandum pœnam non habet [41]
Apparet dissimulatus Amor [42]
Crescit spirantibus auris [43]
Pectus meum Amoris scopus [44]
Sine fomite frustra [45]
Armat spina rosas, mella tegunt apes [46]
Celerem habet ingressum Amor, regressum tardum [47]
Amans, quod suspicatut, vigilans somniat [48]
Officit offico [49]
Undecunque occasio promta [50]
Morbum nosse, curationis principium [51]
Negare jussi, pernegare non jussi [52]
Amor, qui desinere potest, nunquam verus fuit [53]
Durate [54]
Ingens copia, ingens inopia [55]
Inversus Crocodilus Amor [56]
Quod cito fit, cito perit [57]
Est simulare meum [58]
Primo delectat, mox urit [59]
Fit Amor violentior a vi [60]
Mihi nulla quies, ut lapisquoreis undique pulsus aquis [61]
Semper idem [62]
Ad extremum [63]
Vincit Amor astu [64]
Amare volo, potiri nolo [65]
Quam bene navigant, quos Amor dirigit [66]
Atlante major [67]
Et cum fortuna státque caditque fides [68]
Transilit & fati littora magnus Amor [69]
Serò probatur Amor, qui morte probatur [70]
Sommighe Epitalamien, elegien en sonnetten
Klinckdicht aende Kijckers
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