Poliphilus meeting at the gate of the venerable matron, followed by her six young female attendants (fol. viii verso)

Capitulo XXX. On the renunciation of pomp considering last judgement

Illustration XX

Letter C

Poliphilus and Polia retreating from the bower (fol. i vii recto)

Book IX.37. Roman servants at Sutrium tear down the ramparts and fill up the trench {Primae Decadis Liber Nonus p. LXXXI}

Perseus receiving the mirror from Athena; sheathing his sword after striking off the head of Medusa. In background is Pegasus on Mount Helicon, and under his hoof the Hippocrene is gushing forth. (Fol. k viii verso)

Book II.46. Death of Quintius Fabilus {Primae Decadis Liber Secundus p. XX}

Letter 120 to Hedibia - Question 3: How are the discrepancies in the evangelical narratives to be accounted for? How can Matthew 28:1 be reconciled with Mark 16: 1,2?

Ch. 8. On reverence and subjection toward the abbess

Canto XV. The Second Cornice / The Envious; The Angel of Caritas; Ascent to the Third Cornice

Canto IX. The Gate of Purgatory; The Guardian Angel; Dante's Dream of the Eagle

Book VIII.40. Minucia, a vestal virgin, is buried alive at Colline Gate for incest {Primae Decadis Liber Octavus p. LXX}