Muslim galley slaves on either side of a cartouche

The central cartouche contains a Latin inscription and is decorated with the coat of arms of the Laredo family and two winged female busts. On either side of the cartouche is a chained Muslim galley slave with oars under his feet. Behind each of them stands a Muslim galley slave with a musical instrument. The man on the left plays a trumpet and the one on the right a drum. These enslaved men are identifiable as Muslims by their characteristic hairstyle (shaved head except for a tuft) which they were obliged to wear. In the background, cannons and various flags. Adapted title print for the 1647 edition of this series.