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Nonfiction: Theodor de Bry.

An engraved self-portrait of Theodorus de Bry. He is dressed in work costume, with a flange goffered on a collar of fur, one hand holding a compass while the other rests on a human skull, both signs of erudition at that time. The Latin words registered on the table are: "Domine, doce me ita reliquos vitae meae dies transigere ut in vera pietate vivam et moriar." ("O Lord, teach me to pass the remaining days of my life such that I live and die in true piety.") Just below these words is the motto of the de Bry family: "Nul sans soucy." ("Not without worry/hard work.")

Attribution:

• By Theodor de Bry - British Museum [1], Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=14831378