Canto XX. The Fifth Cornice / The Avaricious; Hugh Capet

Book X.41. Battle against Samnites at Aquilonia {Primae Decadis Liber Decimus p. LXXXIX}

Tower of Babel, Illustration from Bergomensis, Jacob Philipp. Supplementum Chronicarum. Venice, Rizus, October 8, 1491

Trophy consisting of a tunic, with a genius' head, and above it a pair of wings, supporting a laurel-wreath

Canto IV. Circle 1: Limbo / The Virtuous Pagans (Homer and the Poets) and the Unbaptized Children

Canto VII. Ante-Purgatory / The Second Ledge; The Flowering Valley; Sordello Accompanies the Poets; Class 4 – The Negligent Rulers; Rudolph of Hapsburg

Canto XIV. The Second Cornice / The Envious; The Rein of Envy; Guido del Cuca; Rinieri da Calboli

Letter I

Initial L

An ancient gate of wonderful construction, which is minutely described in the text (fol. c viii recto)

Letter 33 to Marcella - Jerome thanks Marcella for her gifts

Border illustration to The Life of Saint Jerome

A cut representing so-called hieroglyphics (fol. c recto)