Faelix Saeculum Cracoviae

Faelix Saeculum Cracoviae: painting of five holy men who lived in Kraków in the 15th century (from left):

• Michał Giedroyć (with a crucifix and a crutch symbolizing his disability; he steps on a devil, a symbol of temptation)
• John Cantius (with a book, holding a wreath of laurels and roses; he steps on symbols of wealth)
• Stanisław Kazimierczyk (with a lily, book, and wreath of laurels; he steps on symbols of pleasure)
• Szymon of Lipnica (looks adoringly to the sky; he steps on a naked figure with its head in a glass bowl, a symbol of constant changes)
• Świętosław Milczący (with a finger on his lips and a book; he steps on a figure symbolizing false devotion and hypocrisy