Book XXI.15. Hannibal takes Saguntum {Tertiae Decadis Liber Primus p. XCV}

Canto XXIX. The Earthly Paradise; The Banks of Lethe; The Heavenly Pageant

Capitulo XXXII. On the desire to bed

Illustration XLIII

Book VII.23. Lucius Cornelius Scipio leads the younger citizens and Quaestors with standards to war {Primae Decadis Liber Septimus p. LXII}

From the Second Book of Hypnerotomachia - Polia and Poliphilus in the temple of the maiden-divinity (fol. a viii verso)

Architectural frame, surrounding an emblematical piece of sculpture. This emblem is intended to express the sapient precept - Temper hastiness by keeping seated; check sloth by rising up (Velocitatem sedendo, Tarditatem tempera surgendo). (Fol. h vii recto)

Triumph of Fame (fol. 60v)

Ornament of a frieze (fol. y iii verso)

Book V.10. Seige of Veii {Primae Decadis Liber Quintus p. XLIII verso}

The priestess enthroned, with five nymphs surrounding her. Poliphilus and Polia are kissing each other in her presence. (D iiii)

Poliphilus receives the crown and palm-branch, fixed upon a sword, from the hand of another matron, of large frame and severe mien (fol. i recto)

Battista Malatesta (fol. CXXXX r)