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Salūs

Pencil drawing of a large circle inside of which is a caduceus (a staff with two serpents entwined around it and wings near the top) and a rod of Asclepius (a staff with a single serpent wrapped around it). The staves are crossed at the bottom forming a V pattern. Inside the V is another small circle holding a small medical cross. Below the staves inside the large circle is the word salutis.

 

Sapiēns

Colored pencil drawing of a brown owl standing on a rock in profile, head turned to face the viewer. A branch of greenery, perhaps an olive branch, appears to be growing out from behind the rock. Behind the owl is a dark blue night sky with a yellow crescent moon and orange stars. The words sapiens, sapientis are written across the top of page.

 

Sēcūrus

Pen and marker drawing of a light-skinned person with curly brown hair lying on a bench on a balcony. The sun shines in a blue sky with a few wispy clouds. The person wears a short-sleeve white tunic or chiton with blue bands of decoration at the hem and sleeves. Their eyes are closed and they have a small smile on their face. Their head and feet rest on the flared arms of the bench.

 

Sentiō

Colored pencil drawing of human brain in profile on a blue-washed background. Superimposed on the brain is a brown eye. Flanking the brain are two neurons, one on each side, and portions of two others disappearing out of frame on either side. Written above the brain are the words sentio, sentire.

 

Timeō

Colored pencil drawing of a person with long brown hair, wearing a sweater with a green and black diamond pattern over a white collared shirt. The person's face is only visible to the bottom of the eyes. They are clutching at their chest with their right hand, sweating and breathing heavily. A heart is drawn on top of their chest in red and blue; curved lines radiating from it denote it beating. Spiky lines are drawn behind their head and at bottom. The words timeo, timere are written at bottom.

 

Tot

Pen and marker drawing of the personified Fama (Rumor). Her skin is light gray and her wings and hair dark gray. Her clothes are also dark gray with folds outlined in dark blue. She is barefoot with small wings at her ankles. The underside of her skirt is visible, upon which several eyes can be seen. More eyes are visible in her hair. She holds a straight trumpet in both hands; the trumpet in her right hand raised to her lips , the trumpet in her left is held partially behind her. Aeneid 4.182–83 is quoted.

 

Ultimus

Colored pencil image a landscape. Three snow-covered mountains are in the background, the center slightly taller. Puffy clouds and a few snowflakes are in the sky. A dirt road winds through a green field in the foreground and up the center mountain. Two large black and white checkered flags are drawn behind the mountain on either side and a red location marker hand over the peak. The word

 

Uxor                                                            Uxoris

Pen and marker drawing of a woman sitting in front of a vertical loom. She appears to be dressed in a yellow Ionic chiton held together with pins or buttons down the shoulders and arms. Her hair is gathered back along her neck by a red and white ribbon. She holds some of the warp threads of the weaving in her right hand. An image of a ship on the ocean with sail furled can be seen in the completed portion of the weaving. Uxor is written in the upper left of the image.    Ink drawing of a wedding band. The band features two hands clasping each other. Inside the ring is drawn the gender symbol for female. At the bottom is the word “uxoris.

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