Hello. I have found a print from early 17th century, with very small fonts intermixed into an image. The text is in Latin and seem to be written on the side of things in the image. I would need it translated...
Written on the side of a rope going into a well with a man hanging in the rope:
Per multa discrimina rerum
On the side of the well:
Opinio Nvm
Under a wagon:
Move Amvr
On the wagon:
Venite digni
Under a hatch:
Si diis placet
On the wagon:
Ie svs nobis omnia
On a line going up from an anchor:
Ignorantiam meam agnosco ivva pater
Beside a falling man:
Festina Lente
On a sword:
Cavete
Written on the side of a rope going into a well with a man hanging in the rope:
Per multa discrimina rerum
On the side of the well:
Opinio Nvm
Under a wagon:
Move Amvr
On the wagon:
Venite digni
Under a hatch:
Si diis placet
On the wagon:
Ie svs nobis omnia
On a line going up from an anchor:
Ignorantiam meam agnosco ivva pater
Beside a falling man:
Festina Lente
On a sword:
Cavete