Geffrey Whitney, A choice of emblemes (Leiden, 1586)
A snake biting the finger of St. Paul

Si Deus nobiscum, quis contra nos?Latin
If God is with us, who can prevail against us?
11A23 God's perfections21C fire (one of the four elements)25F42(+5253) snakes (+ animal rotating, twisting)25F42(+452) snakes (+ animal with prey)26A clouds31A2245(+929) hand (+ other connotations)31A2763(+0) floating in the air (+ variant)31EE23333 violent death by bite or sting of poisonous animal - EE - death not certain; wounded person41B121 flame41B16 camp-fire; watch-fire41B162 smoke54A6(+4) Helpfulness (+ emblematical representation of concept)54A72(+4) Invulnerability (+ emblematical representation of concept)73F2237231 Paul bitten by a viper (when throwing wood on the fire)86(SI DEUS NOBISCUM, QUIS CONTRA NOS?) proverbs, sayings, etc. (SI DEUS NOBISCUM, QUIS CONTRA NOS?)Record ID: embstma_1667_emblem175
This emblem on the Iconclass site: https://iconclass.org/view/embstma_1667_emblem175
Copy: University Library, Glasgow, Stirling Maxwell 1667