Natalis Comitis Mythologiae sive Explicationis fabvlarvm libri decem, in qvibvs omnia prope natvralis et moralis philosophiæ dogmata in veterum fabulis contenta fuisse perspicuè demonstratur
Natalis Comitis's Mythologiae, a 1616 Latin treatise on classical myths published in Padua by Petrus Paulus Tozzius, written for scholars and readers of humanist learning. Its woodcuts show mythological figures in framed plates, including a seated Saturn-like god with a nude companion, a huntress with a bow and chariots, and a nude man and woman with a flying putto.
