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        Perfection 
            because it is 2 x 2.
 
 
  F.Cayley Robinson, The Four Winds 1903
 
  The 
          Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (and a Fifth)
 
  The 
          Four Elements ; Fire, Earth, Water and Air.
  The 
          Four Elements ; Fire, Earth, Water and Air, English Popular Print of courtship.
  The 
          Four Elements ; Robert Medley, The Arts Magazine c1948
  The 
          Four Seasons, English Folk print (single)
  The 
          Four Humours, in the Public Domain
 
 01 titlepage of Henry Garthwait, The Evangelicall Harmonie 
        , reducing the Four Evangelists into one continued context , Cambridge 
        1634.
 02 The Four 
        Seasons from T'Ung Shu, an ancient Chinese Almanac, with 
        a representation of the Yellow Emperor, Huang-ti (c2650 BC) for each of 
        the Seasons.  03 a diagrammatic 
        representation of the Four Elements from Isidorus, De Responsione 
        Mvndi & Astorum Ordinatione , published in Augsberg in 1472 
         04 The Four 
        Evangelists, wood cut on the titlepage of Manvle Parrochialum 
        Sacerdotvm, printed in Landshut by Weissenberger in 1514 Matthew (emblem the angel)
 Mark (emblem the lion)
 Luke (emblem the winged ox)
 John(emblem the eagle).
 05 The Four Latin Fathers St.Jerome, (red hat crimson robes, bearing a 
        church in his hand) St.Ambrose, (bishops' robes, mitre, crosier holding 
        a knotted scourge)
 St.Augustine (bishops' robes, book and a flaming heart) and St.Gregory 
        (with papal attributes) from Mrs.Jameson Sacred and Legendary 
        Art Vol One 1857
 06 The Four 
        Humours The Shepherd's Calendar, published by Nicholas 
        Le Rouge, Troyes, c1495. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT
 1. Choleric
 2. The Sanguine
 3. The Phlegmatic
 4. The Melancholic.
 07 The 
        Four Seasons Winter, one of four engravings of the Seasons 1570, 
        22 x 28cms 
  
         
            The 
            Four Kings of the French Pack, Charlemagne, David, Alexander and Caesar. 
             Tetragrammaton, a mystic word of four letters, JHVH Dieu, Jove, Godt, 
            Godh etc.
 
 The 
            Four Gospels  The Four Points of the Compass
 The Four Cardinal Virtues.
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