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Three hearts under one crown (the three princes of Great Britain, Henry, Charles (the later Charles I) and Elizabeth). Engraving by I. Gaultier, 1612.
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Three hearts under one crown (the three princes of Great Britain, Henry, Charles (the later Charles I) and Elizabeth). Engraving by I. Gaultier, 1612.

1612

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: In tribus unum. H; C; E; I; Ser.mis Princ.bus Henrico, Carolo, Elizabethae, liberis dulciss.mis Augusti Regis Magnae Britanniae & c. G. Bellendus. Forma trium insignit Nomen; cor signat amorem: Tres quia personae Nominis, unus amor, numine vester amor patriumque cor in tribus unum crescit: aduantur Regia corda trium. Hinc Deus impertit vobis sua symbola vestris vultq's sit in titulis, in tribus unus amor. I. Gaultier incidit, 1612.

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