25I12 · prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city

25I146 · city-walls

31A247 · looking over the shoulder

31A2511(+927) · arm raised upward (+ punishing)

31A2511(+933) · arm raised upward (+ holding something)

31AA2511(+933) · arm raised upward - AA - both arms or hands (+ holding something)

31A2512 · arm stretched forward

31A2512(+931) · arm stretched forward (+ indicating, pointing at)

31A2515(+933) · arm held downwards (+ holding something)

31AA25171 · arm bent behind the back - AA - both arms or hands

31A25552 · index finger forwards, pointing, indicating

31A26211(+51) · one leg in front of the other, walking position (+ standing)

31A2711 · walking

31A534 · beard

31B6211 · looking upwards

31D11221(+78) · boy (child between toddler and youth) (+ eight persons)

31D11221(+89) · boy (child between toddler and youth) (+ nude human being)

31D14 · adult man

32B311(FALISCI) · indigenous European peoples (FALISCI)

41B162 · smoke

41D27(+81) · drapery, draped garment, 'Gewandgebung' (+ men's clothes)

41D27(+83) · drapery, draped garment, 'Gewandgebung' (+ children's clothes)

41D91 · man (showing himself) undressed, quasi-nude

44C19 · traitor to one's country

44G01 · symbols and allegories of law; 'Legge', 'Legge civile' (Ripa)

44G3121 · prisoner with hands bound

44G321(ROD) · instruments of torture, execution or punishment (ROD)

44G321(WHIP) · instruments of torture, execution or punishment (WHIP)

44G3731(+0) · flogging, scourging (in public) (+ variant)

45A10 · symbols, allegories of war; 'Guerra' (Ripa)

45C41 · (military) camp with tents

45D311(+22) · commander-in-chief, general, marshal (+ cavalry, horsemen)

45F9 · treason

45K21 · siege

46C131 · riding a horse, ass, or mule; rider, horseman

46C13141 · horse

49B24 · teacher and pupil

49B2522 · pupil punishing teacher

57AA6142(+4) · Betrayal (+ emblematical representation of concept)

57BB13(+4) · Punishment; 'Castigo', 'Pena', 'Punitione' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept)

61E(FALERII) · names of cities and villages (FALERII)

86(HABET ET BELLUM SUAS LEGES) · proverbs, sayings, etc. (HABET ET BELLUM SUAS LEGES)

94H212 · Sinon, a Greek pretending to be a deserter, is brought in

98B(CAMILLUS)41 · Marcus Furius Camillus has the schoolmaster of Falerii chastised by his pupils: he is stripped and the children drive him back to their city with sticks