Nusquam tuta fides.

25F25(ELEPHANT)(+46) · trunked animals: elephant (+ sleeping animal(s))

25F27(DOLPHIN) · swimming mammals: dolphin

25G3(+21) · trees (+ stem, trunk)

31A2422 · head turned to the right

31A2621(+51) · one leg in front of the other (+ standing)

31A2743 · hitting at something

31AA2515(+933) · arm held downwards - AA - both arms or hands (+ holding something)

31D14 · adult man

43C114 · hunter

47D8(AXE) · tools, aids, implements ~ crafts and industries: axe

47I84 · woodcutting, woodcutter ~ forestry

48A9844 · dolphin ~ ornament

48C24 · piece of sculpture, reproduction of a piece of sculpture

25F(+532) · animals (+ leaning animal)

43C114 · hunter

45(+221) · warfare; military affairs (+ mounted troops on other animals than horses)

51G2 · Heaviness

51LL1 · Rest, Immobility, Stasis

56D29 · Misplaced Trust, False Confidence, 'Pax Falsa'; 'Speranza fallace' (Ripa)

57AA6141(+4) · Untrustworthiness, Unreliability (+ emblematical representation of concept)

57AA621 · Cheat, Deceit; 'Fraude', 'Inganno' (Ripa)

61B2(SAMBUCUS, Joannes)3 · historical person (SAMBUCUS, Joannes) - other representations to which the NAME of a historical person may be attached (SAMBUCUS, Joannes)

61B2(SAMBUCUS, Petrus)3 · historical person (SAMBUCUS, Petrus) - other representations to which the NAME of a historical person may be attached (SAMBUCUS, Petrus)

92B4 · (story of) Mars (Ares)

94A632 · the daughters of Pelias kill their father in his bed; Medea plunges his body in boiling water

95B(ATALANTE)2111 · during the foot-race Hippomenes drops the three golden apples; Atalante stops to pick them up, and is thus beaten