What do you mean? The symbols I think correspond to the gods mentioned...On the pentagram I can't say. All that for what reason? Then, that seems to me the image of a devil in the medieval Christian imagination, not a latin mythological character...
It is weird. Because the Caduceus is clearly there, and thats rather unusual for a medieval Chrisitian fabrication. So this is a strong clue that the creator had a greko/roman understanding of symbolism.
Caduceus, deception and controlling of public debate.
Medieval writers (mostly friars, nurtured in Latin-Greek culture) explicitly associated the infernal demons with Pan, Satyr, Faun, Lupercus, goat, because of the connection of these with drunkenness, brutality, bestiality, unrestrained orgiastic sexuality.
I noticed now the female breasts (thus the temptress and sinful woman, in medieval ecclesiastical thought) and "solve"(dissolve) and "coagula"(gather) indicating the alchemical process: dissolve the vile, crude, material to create the noble, supreme, spiritual.
The wings recall the Jewish conception of an angel. But they are black; thus a fallen angel (Lucifer?).
Or in mythology there is Icarus, who rising near the sun burns his wings (thus turned black): this symbolizes human conceit.