Geffrey Whitney, A choice of emblemes (Leiden, 1586)
The tall pine-trees are crushed by a storm, while other trees survive; Jupiter on his eagle, raising his thunderbolt

Nimium rebus ne fide secundisLatin
Do not trust prosperity too much
25F26(RABBIT)(+45) rodents: rabbit (+ animals eating and drinking)25F33(EAGLE)(+53) predatory birds: eagle (+ postures, positions of animal(s))25G13 groups of plants (herbs)25G3(+211) trees (+ stump, stub)25G3(PINE) trees: pine25G3(PINE)(+37) trees: pine (+ dying plant)25H1124 boulder, stone25I12 prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city26A clouds26C352 whirlwind, cyclone, hurricane, typhoon, tornado at sea26E2 lightning, flash of lightning, thunderbolt31A2352 sitting on an elevation31A2511(+933) arm raised upward (+ holding something)31A2512 arm stretched forward31A2762(+0) flying (+ variant)31D14(+72) adult man (+ two persons)41A31 façade (of house or building)46C11 road, path46C131 riding a horse, ass, or mule; rider, horseman46C13181 walking (horse in motion)52BB41(+4) Uncertainty (+ emblematical representation of concept)54F12(+4) Luck, Fortune, Lot; 'Fato', 'Fortuna', 'Fortuna aurea', 'Fortuna buona', 'Fortuna pacifica overo clemente', 'Sorte' (Ripa) (+ emblematical representation of concept)86(NIMIUM REBUS NE FIDE SECUNDIS) proverbs, sayings, etc. (NIMIUM REBUS NE FIDE SECUNDIS)92B1 (story of) Jupiter (Zeus)92B18(EAGLE) attributes of Jupiter: eagle92B18(THUNDERBOLT) attributes of Jupiter: thunderboltRecord ID: embstma_1667_emblem065
This emblem on the Iconclass site: https://iconclass.org/view/embstma_1667_emblem065
Copy: University Library, Glasgow, Stirling Maxwell 1667