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PHILIPS GALLE (Haarlem, 1537 – Antwerp, 1612) "Pavor" Chisel engraving, plate 31 from the series *De Deis Gentium Imagines*, Antwerp, 1581, with Latin verses by Hugo Favolius; titled "Pavor" at the top of the plate and numbered 31 in the lower left corner. Latin couplet in the lower margin: “Cum lepus ad folii strepitum paveatque trematque, / Adscribi poterit iure Pavor lepori" (since the hare is startled and trembles at the slightest rustle of a leaf, Fear may rightly be attributed to the hare). Wear and foxing. Dimensions: 15.5 x 9.2 cm Bibliography: New Hollstein, Philips Galle; Sellink, Philips Galle (1537–1612), 1997. A minor deity in the Roman pantheon, Pavor appears here among the gods and personifications that Philips Galle brings together in this scholarly series, intended for humanists and artists seeking iconographic models.
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