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Ceiling Cel Cele
Engraved before 1811 from an original in the then Museum Pio Clemens in Rome (Click for details)
Esculapius (Medicine) between Mercury (Merchants) and the Graces (Medicine, Hygiene and Panacea)
Esculapius dealt with Patients - Merchants make deals with Clients

~ CEILING  id+ | SKY |
           as in
     sp  CIELO        = SKY  HEAVEN
         CIELORRASO     CEILING
     lat CAELUM         SKY  HEAVEN
     gr  KOILOS         HOLLOW
     fr                 SACRE  BLEU  or
                        SACRED BLUE or CELEST SKY or
                        CELESTIAL
     sc> in AERONAUTICS denotes
         UPPER LEVEL OF VISIBILITY
~ CEL~   id+ | CAVITATED TUMOR |
         as in see> CELOMA or
         COEL as in COELOMA as in
         see> CELIAC or PERTAINING TO THE ABDOMEN
~ ~CELE  prefix or
~ CELE~  termination or word suffix from
         gr KELE  = HERNIA or TUMOR
            KOILIA  CAVITY
            KOILOS  HOLLOW
~ CELE   or COELE or see> CELI as in
         CELIA  CELITIS
     akin to see> CELL also for "CAVITY"
     prefix or suffix
     id+ | CAVITY  CHAMBER  HOLLOW
     id+ | ABDOMEN  BELLY |
     note see> CELOMA or ABDOMINAL TUMOR
     note ENCEPHALOCOELE
          ENCEPHALOCELE
          OMPHALACELE
     cont> see> CELEOMORPH for WOODPECKER
  
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