Geffrey Whitney, A choice of emblemes (Leiden, 1586)
After a flood Colasmus searches upstream for his wife, because in life she always acted contrary

Post fata: vxor morosa, etiam discorsLatin
After death: a peevish and still contrary spouse
25G13 groups of plants (herbs)25H1124 boulder, stone25H199 flood25H213 river31A2422 head turned to the right31A247 looking over the shoulder31A2512 arm stretched forward31A2512(+931) arm stretched forward (+ indicating, pointing at)31A2512(+934) arm stretched forward (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)31A2515 arm held downwards31A2545 gripping someone by the shoulder31A26211(+51) one leg in front of the other, walking position (+ standing)31A2624 standing on one leg, the other leg held sideways31D12 youth, young man, adolescent31D14(+74) adult man (+ four persons)31E2212 drowned person31E34033A35 conversation, dialogue; conversation piece41D211(+81) dress, gown (+ men's clothes)41D233(+81) gear for legs and feet (+ men's clothes)42D32042D36042D42 widow57AA67(+4) Unreasonableness (+ emblematical representation of concept)82(COLASMUS)85(DROWNING OF COLASMUS' WIFE) fables (DROWNING OF COLASMUS' WIFE)86(POST FATA: UXOR MOROSA, ETIAM DISCORS) proverbs, sayings, etc. (POST FATA: UXOR MOROSA, ETIAM DISCORS)Record ID: embstma_1667_emblem166
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Copy: University Library, Glasgow, Stirling Maxwell 1667