A satire on England at the Restoration; a Janus-headed near-naked man, holding two keys in his right hand, stands on a celestial globe on the left of which, as if on the wheel of fortune, a bishop, a lawyer and a soldier ascend holding hands and on the right similar figures descend; the descending soldier is in armour. On the left, at the top, the sun shining above a classical building, and below, crowns, sceptres and orbs lying on the ground; on the right, the sun obscured by clouds and on the ground a pile of military paraphernalia; lettered below with the title, upside down. 1663
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