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Scylla with two tails. From the book “Le vere e nove imagini de gli dei delli antichi" by Filippo Ferroverde, 1615. Via Internet Archive.
Scylla with two tails. Emblemata, Padua, 1621.
“As far as the hips a woman, with barking monster-pups below, Scylla was two-shaped. The monsters are interpreted as avarice, audacity, plunder. But anyone whose face knows no shame is a Scylla. Via Alciato at Glasgow.
Filippo Ferroverde
Cartari’s Handbook of the Gods,1615
