Illustration XLIII

The first two reliefs on the fourth car (Festival of Bacchus) - Jupiter appearing before Semele as the god of thunder; her child, the new-born Bacchus, put in a bath. (Fol. l verso)

Book XXXI.47. Coela, site of many battles, here Romans are aided by Attalus and Rhodians against Philip and his allies {Quarte Decadis Liber Primus p. CXC}

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

Canto XIII. The Second Cornice / The Envious; The Whip of Envy

Judith

Book XXXVII.58. Booty take from King Antiochus {Quarte Decadis Liber Septimus p. CCXXVIII verso}

Letter H

Scene in the Temple of Venus. A procession of seven virgins approaching the Altar of Love. At the altar stand the high priestess, Poliphilus and Polia. (Fol. n viiii recto)

Letter P

Relief on the triumphal car. The Rape of Europa. (fol. k iiii recto)

Letter R

Letter S