Poliphilus looking through the bower while his mistress Polia is approaching at a distance (fol. i iii verso)

Letter E

Book III.8. Hernicians announce that the enemy has crossed into their frontiers {Libro Deca Prima Cap. XVI}

Pholiphilus meeting five nymphs (fol. c ii verso)

Canto XIII. The Fourth Sphere: The Sun / The Intellect of the Faith (Theologians and Doctors of the Church); Saint Thomas Acquinas Discourses Upon the Wisdom of Solomon

Saint Augustine, Cain and Abel

Medallion in the canopy above the queen's throne (fol. f vii verso)

Illustration XLII

Illustration XLIV

Illustration XII

Architectural frame, with an emblematic circular bas-relief, representing two half-length figures of winged genii holding an apple between them (Medium tenuere beati.) (Fol. h vii verso)

Poliphilus and Polia kneeling before the priestess of Venus (D ii)

Ch. 19. On the purification of the provost and the sisters by the bishop