The issue traditionally ends with graphics.

This time it is  a copperplate by Johann Georg Bergmüller from 1723 titled Iustitia et Pax osculatæ sunt. The commentary on the graphic was summed up with the sentence: ‘Peace and Justice will reign only when we treat others with respect, agency and empathy; when we come to a conclusion that being convinced that there is only one right answer, it is a straight path to Tumultum adduxit Tempus and to moving away from harmony, beauty and wisdom expressed in the figure Iustitia et Pax osculatæ sun.