Minerva and kneeling scholars, Dissertatio juridica inauguralis (title on object), On the left on a throne sits a woman, possibly Minerva as a personification of justice, holding a tablet with the motto Jus publicum et privatum. To her left is a soldier, to her right are three scholars. In front of her is a group of men, possibly also scholars, kneeling and all holding the speaking gesture. In the background, scholars sit at a table in front of a temple of Honos and Virtus. At the top, Mercury with caduceus and Fama with trumpet flank a medallion with title carried by two putto. In her hand Fama holds a paper scroll with text Dii laboribus omnia promittunt. print maker: anonymous, after drawing by: Jan Goeree, (possibly), publisher: Johan Arnold Langerak, (mentioned on object), Leiden, 1710 - 1750, paper, engraving, etching, height 188 mm x width 138 mm.