There is no greatness without displeasure / Nemesis on a stag (Baudoin, 1638) - Briot

1. The engraving is not signed.

2. On the right-hand page:

"Qu'il n'est point de Grandeur sans deplaisir.
DISCOVRS XXVIII.
Nemesis, according to Fable, was a Goddess revered by one and all, & formidable to those most in Fortune. Poets make her the daughter of the Ocean and of the Cloud, and paint her thus. She had wings on her back, a crown on her head, a javelin in her right hand, and a vase in her left, in which certain Ethiopians were enclosed? In short, she was mounted on a stag, an animal of extreme running speed.
The subject of this feint seems to be such. By the name of Nemesis, Vengeance is signified quite clearly. Car la principale charge d'ecete Déesse, comme de quelque Tribun du Peuple, estoit de se glisser dans la constante & perpetuelle felicité de splus fortunez ; d'y apporter de l'empeschement, de tenir en arrest les insolences, & d'en en fais mesme des prosperitez, quelques innocentes & moderées qu'elles fussaient ; comme n'estant permis d'admettre au banquet des Dieux aucun de la race des hommes, si ce n'était pour luy faire affront... "