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Device Of Francois I, King Of France, 1515-1547. A Salamander Amidst The Flames, With Motto, Nutrisco Et Extinguo, I Feed On It And Extinguish It. It Was The Popular Belief That Salamanders Lived In Fire And Could Extinguish It. From Science And Literature In The Middle Ages By Paul Lacroix Published London 1878

Device Of Francois I, King Of France, 1515-1547. A Salamander Amidst The Flames, With Motto, Nutrisco Et Extinguo, I Feed On It And Extinguish It. It Was The Popular Belief That Salamanders Lived In Fire And Could Extinguish It. From Science And Literature In The Middle Ages By Paul Lacroix Published London 1878


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Device Of Francois I, King Of France, 1515-1547. A Salamander Amidst The Flames, With Motto, Nutrisco Et Extinguo, I Feed On It And Extinguish It. It Was The Popular Belief That Salamanders Lived In Fire And Could Extinguish It. From Science And Literature In The Middle Ages By Paul Lacroix Published London 1878

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This print showcases the heraldic device of Francois I, King of France from 1515 to 1547. The centerpiece of this intricate design is a magnificent salamander gracefully positioned amidst vibrant flames. Accompanying the image is the motto "Nutrisco Et Extinguo" which translates to "I feed on it and extinguish it". During medieval times, there was a popular belief that salamanders possessed an extraordinary ability to live within fire and even extinguish it. This fascinating concept inspired artists and writers alike, becoming a symbol of resilience and power. Published in London in 1878 by Paul Lacroix, this illustration is part of his renowned work titled "Science And Literature In The Middle Ages". It beautifully captures the essence of medieval heraldry and its fusion with mythical creatures. The device itself represents Francois I's reign as a powerful ruler who sought to embody strength while maintaining control over his kingdom. By incorporating the salamander into his emblem, he aimed to convey his ability to overcome challenges and quell any threats that arose during his rule. Ken Welsh's skillful photography allows us to appreciate every detail of this historical artifact, showcasing both its artistic beauty and cultural significance. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing print, we are transported back in time to an era where legends intertwined with reality, leaving us captivated by their enchantment.

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