QUI L'INGRAT SERT, pour rien se pert. Ingratis servire malum.

21D · water (one of the four elements)

25G3 · trees

25H114 · low hill country

25H18 · cultivated land

31A231 · standing figure

31A2352 · sitting on an elevation

31B6(+933) · morphology of human expression (+ holding something)

31D14(+72) · adult man (+ two persons)

41A3911 · well

41A773 · container of ceramics: jar, jug, pot, vase

41C122 · pouring

41D211 · dress, gown

41D212 · coat, cape

41D22 · head-gear and clothing for the upper part of the body

41D23 · clothing for the lower part of the body

41D267 · purse, money-bag

41D9 · (showing oneself) undressed, quasi-nude

47I123 · ploughing

49L12 · Roman script; scripts based on the Roman alphabet

49L13 · Greek script

49L8 · inscription

86(SPES) · proverbs, sayings, etc. (SPES)

92M171 · Ceres, patroness of agriculture

93E82 · Sisyphus pushing his boulder uphill or carrying it on his shoulders

93E85 · the Danaids pouring water into a perforated vessel

25H133 · beach

42A190 · 'Sterilità' (Ripa)

47I21111 · ox

53CC11 · Service

54A11 · Industriousness, Assiduity; 'Assiduità', 'Industria', 'Zelo' (Ripa)

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

57AA8 · Ingratitude; 'Ingratitudine' (Ripa)

92M171 · Ceres, patroness of agriculture