Illustration LI

On charity and humility. Ch. 2. On having no property

Canto XVII. The Fourth Cornice / The Slothful

Illustration XLV

Bathsheba and Uriah

Illustration I

Book XXIV.34-7. Heraclea, wife of Zoippus, who lived abroad in luxury, put to death with her children {Tertiae Decadis Liber Quartus p. CXXVIII}

Pattern of a flower bed (fol. u v recto)

Letter A

Poliphilus sleeping under a tree (fol. a vi verso)

Triumph of Fame (fol. 60v)

Letter L

Book XXVII.37. Prodigy: At Capua a wolf entered the gate and tore the centinel {Tertiae Decadis Liber Septimus p. CLV}