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author	Rodenburgh, Theodore
main title	Eglentiers poëtens borst-weringh
short title	Rodenburgh, Eglentiers poëtens borst-weringh
publisher	Paulus van Ravesteyn en Ian. Evertsz. Cloppenburgh
place	Amsterdam
date	1618
note	The last part of the book contains a lot of religious and profane emblems. The 77 profane emblems are based on Vaenius' Amorum emblemata and Thronus Cupidinis.