Tail of scorpion cut off / Elephant with a snake around its forelegs, Tutissima Jures / Virtuti Fortuna Cedit (title on object), Symbola Divina et Humana Pontificum Imperatorum Regum (series title), An emblem with two representations. Above a shelf with a scorpion. A knife cuts off its tail. Below an elephant with a winged snake around its forelegs. These are mottoes of King Philip I and Louis II of France., print maker: anonymous, after print by: Aegidius Sadeler (II), 1666, paper, engraving, letterpress printing, height 123 mm × width 67 mm
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Tail, scorpion cut off, Elephant, snake, forelegs, Tutissima Jures, Virtuti Fortuna Cedit, title, object, Symbola Divina et Humana Pontificum Imperatorum Regum, series title, emblem, two representations, shelf, scorpion, knife cuts off, tail, elephant, winged snake, forelegs, mottoes, King Philip I, Louis II, France, print maker, anonymous, print, Aegidius Sadeler, II, 1666, paper, engraving, letterpress printing, height 123 mm × width 67 mm
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