13C33 · magic wand

25F24(BOAR) · hoofed animals: boar

25G13 · groups of plants (herbs)

25G3(+21) · trees (+ stem, trunk)

25H16 · plain

31AA222(+89) · chest, bust - AA - female human figure (+ nude human being)

31AA2321 · leaning forward - AA - female human figure

31A2512(+933) · arm stretched forward (+ holding something)

31A2516(+933) · arm or hand held in front of the body (+ holding something)

31AA2711 · walking - AA - female human figure

31B6212 · looking downwards

31D15 · adult woman

34B11(+9491) · dog (+ silent means of communication of animal(s): wagging of tail etc.)

41D2321(+82) · apron (+ women's clothes)

41D2332(+82) · shoes, sandals (+ women's clothes)

46C13142 · ass, donkey

47I214 · goat

52B513(+4) · Reason versus Amorous Lust; 'Combattimento della ragione con l'appetito' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept)

54DD51(+4) · Danger; 'Pericolo' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept)

86(CAVENDUM A MERETRICIBUS) · proverbs, sayings, etc. (CAVENDUM A MERETRICIBUS)

97C81(+0) · Ulysses' companions are changed into all kinds of animals (+ variant)

97D28(+0) · Picus changed into a woodpecker: Circe changes Picus into a woodpecker because, faithful to his wife Canens, he spurns the love of the goddess (Ovid, Metamorphoses XIV 386) (+ variant)

97EE3(+0) · Scylla changed into a sea-monster: Circe, to whom Glaucus has applied for aid in his love suit, changes Scylla the sea-nymph into a sea-monster (Ovid, Metamorphoses XIV 59) (+ variant)