This appears to be a page on "professions” (like the OP stated) but…with "professions” like ‘Villain’, ‘Adulterer’ and ‘Tenant’…🤪 I don't really know what to make of this categorization! 😳😹

And the way to read this page is to read the bigger Chinese characters from right to left, while the smaller characters (which are the phonetic approximations from Cantonese to English) are read from left to right.

光棍 (🥮 gwong¹ gwan³) → Villain → 「喴連」 (🥮 wai¹ lin⁴)

農夫 (🥮 nung⁴ fu¹) → Farmer → 「花媽」 (🥮 faa¹ maa¹)

拐子佬 (🥮 gwaai² zi² lou²) → Kidnapper → 「孑粒巴」 (🥮 git³ lap¹ baa¹)

客商 (🥮 haak³ soeng¹) → Customer → 「咳士氹媽」 (🥮 kat¹ si⁶ tam³ maa¹)

姦夫 (🥮 gaan¹ fu¹) → Adulterer → 「遏兜兒打拉」 (🥮 aat³ dau¹ ji⁴ daa¹ laa¹)

屋客 (🥮 uk¹ haak³) → Tenant → 「顛嗯」 (🥮 din¹ ng⁶)

妓婦 (🥮 gei⁶ fu⁵) → W-h-o-r-e → 「苛了」 (🥮 ho¹ liu⁵)

替身 (🥮 tai³ san¹) → Substitute → 「濕士啲昭」 (🥮 sap¹ si⁶ di¹ ciu¹)

n.b.: 光棍 does not exactly translate directly to ‘villain’; ‘villain’ would be 奸人 (🥮 gaan¹ jan⁴) or 惡人 (🥮 ok³ jan⁴). 光棍 is more specific to ‘fraudster’ or ‘con-artist’ or ‘hoodlum’.

15th-century cross in the cemetery of Baden-Baden, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Maria Evelia Marmolejo

Golden perfume bottle. 

Found in Limburg, The Netherlands.

Roman. 100 - 200