Virtue and Malice, Title page for: Daniel Heinsius, Aristotelis Ethicorvm Nicomachiorum paraphrasis, 1607, Virtue stands on a pedestal on the left with a horse's bridle for temperance in one hand and a jar in the other. On the right is Malice, a satyr with snakes for hair. Bottom center with a cartouche with Minerva. Top left and right two trumpet-blowing putti., print maker: Willem Isaacsz. van Swanenburg, publisher: erven Jan Paets Jacobszoon, Leiden, 1607, paper, engraving, height 186 mm × width 138 mm, print
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Virtue, Malice, Title page, Daniel Heinsius, Aristotelis Ethicorvm Nicomachiorum paraphrasis, 1607, Virtue stands, pedestal, left, horse's bridle, temperance, hand, jar, right, satyr, snakes, hair, Bottom center, cartouche, Minerva, Top left, right two trumpet-blowing putti, print maker, Willem Isaacsz, van Swanenburg, publisher, erven Jan Paets Jacobszoon, Leiden, paper, engraving, height 186 mm ×, width, 138 mm, print
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