Niobe orders people to bring offerings to her, not to Latona. Engraving by J. Saenredam, 1594, after H. Goltzius after Polidoro da Caravaggio.

[Haarlem] : [H. Goltzius exc.], [1594]

1 print : engraving

Filia sed Caei iuga mox petit ardua Cynthi, Et nato nataeq(ue) suum conquesta dolorem est. Vos fove quae genui mensisq(ue) accumbo deorum. Temnor [?] et obblaterat Dircei nunta mariti. F.E. The lettering represents the plea of Niobe that people should bring gifts to her, not to Latona: it appears to have been engraved on the wrong plate

Episode 6 of 8 episodes of the story of Niobe

Adam Bartsch, Le peintre-graveur, Vienna 1803, vol. III, Saenredam no. 33.6, pp. 231-232

Wellcome Collection 2475248i

F.E. in the lettering is identified in the British Museum online catalogue as Franco Estius, the author of the verses