Illustration LX

Ch. 20. On the behavior of nuns when with men and especially when speaking to them

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)

Book III.48. Virginius kills his daughter, Virginia, to preserve her honor {Primae Decadis Liber Tertius p. XXVIII verso}

Initial R

Scene in the Temple of Venus. A procession of seven virgins approaching the Altar of Love. At the altar stand the high priestess, Poliphilus and Polia. (Fol. n viiii recto)

Beata Helena Utinensis (fol. CXLVI v)

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

Book XXXIII.37. Success against Boians, Laevans, Libuans, Insubrians and Comans {Quarte Decadis Liber Quartus p. CCIIII}

Illustration XLIII

Letter L

Mamea Regina

Cameo of Jupiter, at his feet are the vanquished giants (fol. h vi verso)