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Differences of ideology, geography and vernacular traditions could at times override the false impression of unity within an international Neo-Latin culture. This richness and diversity of the emblematic tradition makes normative definitions suspect, while providing a rich and polysemous visual repertory of signs and meanings. When Martin Gerlach produced his Allegories and Emblems in 1882, he could not merely repeat the iconographic codes of the past centuries. He had to find ways of presenting entirely new concepts, as in ‘Electricity’ (illus.
In their later published and printed form, the emblems were usually set out as in ‘Maturandum’ (We must make haste; illus. 10): a short motto or lemma above a woodcut; the pictura (here, the slug-like remora wound around an arrow). 4 This tripartite layout became the most usual format for the emblem. Yet, it is highly unlikely that Alciato’s first holograph presented it in this way. It is probably wise not to be over-confident about the lost manuscript’s exact form and content. But we can make some likely inferences on the basis of the bibliographical evidence of subsequently published editions and the likely processes of textual transmission that lay behind it.
The four elements, the heavens, fourfooted beasts, birds, fishes, plants, stones and insects could all instruct the ‘eye of understanding’. What made this symbolic universe different from the medieval ‘Book of Nature’ was the active participation of the individual within the construction of significance. 19 This symbolic process originated within, and was generated by, the human mind. It was not a gift from God. Instead of a world divided Thomistically into the celestial and the mundane, one is presented with a curious knot that ties together the creation, so that spiritual realities can be seen within the created world as impinging on the individual, in so far as that individual participated within larger social and religious networks and within his or her own cultural history.