92M13 Most important deeds: Ceres in search of her daughter Proserpina, whom Pluto carried off
92M131 Ceres drives her chariot, drawn by dragons, and holds one or two torches, lit at the fires of Etna 92M132 a little boy (Abas, Ascalabus, or Stellio) laughs at Ceres, because she drinks too avidly while she is resting at an old woman's house (1) 92M133 Ceres, in the guise of an old woman, meets Celeus of Eleusis, in rustic dress and returning home with the products of the wood 92M134 Ceres finds the girdle of Proserpina near the fountain of the nymph Cyane 92M135 the earth becomes barren because of Ceres' neglect 92M136 Ceres is told the whereabouts of Proserpina by the nymph Arethusa 92M137 Ceres before Jupiter 92M138 Jupiter settles the problem between Ceres and Pluto 92M139 Proserpina returned to her mother
Salomon Koninck The mocking of Ceres by Stellio 1645