25F(+342) · animals (+ wings of an animal)
25H114 · low hill country
26A · clouds
31A233 · kneeling figure
31A2361 · lying on the back with uplifted upper part of the body
31A2366 · lying face downwards with hands under the head
31A2512(+933) · arm stretched forward (+ holding something)
31A25162 · hand on the heart
31A2712 · crawling, going on all fours
31A2747 · drawing, pulling something
31A2748 · pushing something
31A2762 · flying
31A534 · beard
31AA2513(+926) · arm stretched sidewards - AA - both arms or hands (+ despairing)
31D11221(+89) · boy (child between toddler and youth) (+ nude human being)
31D14 · adult man
31D15 · adult woman
31D16 · old man
31E23461 · violent death by arrow(s)
31F2(+3) · personifications of Death; 'Morte' (Ripa) (+ Death with bow and arrow)
31F25 · Death as (rotting) corpse
33B9 · flight, running away; pursuing
41D211(+81) · dress, gown (+ men's clothes)
41D263 · walking-stick, staff, cane
45C15(ARROW)(+63) · archer's weapons: arrow (+ handling of weapons)
45C15(BOW AND ARROW)(+63) · archer's weapons: bow and arrow (+ handling of weapons)
45C15(BOW)(+63) · archer's weapons: bow (+ handling of weapons)
56F2(+4) · (personifications and symbolic representations of) Love; 'Amore (secondo Seneca)' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept)
92D15211(+0) · Cupid shooting a dart at Venus' order (+ variant)
92D18(ARROW) · attributes of Cupid: arrow(s)
92D18(BOW) · attributes of Cupid: bow
25D12(MARBLE) · kinds of non-precious stone: marble
31A721 · femininity
54A82(+4) · Audacity, Temerity; 'Audacia' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept)
57AA64(+4) · Pride, Loftiness; 'Alterezza in persona nata povera civile' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept)
92B34 · aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships of Apollo
92B38(BOW AND ARROW) · attributes of Apollo (BOW AND ARROW)
92C34 · (story of) Diana (Artemis) - aggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships
92C38(BOW AND ARROW) · attributes of Diana (BOW AND ARROW)
95B(NIOBE)62 · Apollo and Diana kill Niobe's children
97FF5 · Niobe changed into stone: in her grief for the loss of her children, Niobe is changed into a stone (Ovid, Metamorphoses VI 305)