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

Polia in her bed-chamber beholidng the vision of the fierce triumph of love. Diana is put to flight by Venus, accompanied by Cupid with his large flaming torch. (Fol. C vii verso)

Illustration XXXV

Canto VII. Circle 4 / The Hoarders and the Wasters; Circle 5 - The Wrathful and the Sullen

Letter S

Ch. 41. On the authority of the bishop and the observance of the rules of the order

Canto XXXIII. The Earthly Paradise: The Prophesy of Beatrice; Departure of the Heavenly Pageant

Canto XII. The First Cornice / The Proud; The Rein of Pride; The Sculptures on the Pavement, Depicting Examples of Pride; The Angel of Humility

Water-work in the garden of the island of Venus

Book XXXIV.52-3. Celebration under Titus Quintius Flaminius lasts three days, Temples are dedicated {Quarte Decadis Liber Quintus p. CCXI verso}

Canto XXX. Circle 8: Bolgia 9 / The Falsifiers (Remaining Three Classes: Evil Impersonators, Counterfeiters [Master Adam], and False Witnesses)

Siege Engines, from Robert Valturi, De re Militari. Verona, Johannes de Verona, 1472

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