View of the City of Rome

Ch. 37. On reading during meals

Empress Helen, Mother of Constantine

Letter 6 to Julian, a Deacon of Antioch, regarding why Saint Jerome has not written and the religious profession of his sister

Beata Helena Utinensis (fol. CXLVI v)

Letter S

Book I.48. Tullia's chariot drives over King Servius Tulius, her father {Primae Decadis Liber Primus p. IX}

Book XXXVIII.4. Conelius makes public notice for meeting in Brundusium {Quarte Decadis Liber Octavus p. CCXXX verso}

Canto XXXI. The Earthly Paradise; The Passage of Lethe

Illustration X

Ch. 28. On the temptation of fine clothes

Letter D

Border illustration to the Life of Saint Jerome (rpt. m6144)