The torch of Polia extinguished in the altar, which resembles a fountain with its cover kept open (fol. o i recto)

Poliphilus before the great goddess of love. (Fol. E vi verso)

Book XXIX.14. Publius Cornelius receives the goddess, the Idaean Mother, from all the matrons at Ostia and delivers her to Rome {Tertiae Decadis Liber Nonus p. CLXX verso}

View of the City of Rome

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

Book IV.9. Plebians and patricians dispute and finally agree to intermarriage {Primae Decadis Liber Quartus p. XXXIIII verso}

Letter T

Initial R

Letter 2 to Theodosius and the rest of the Anchorites, asking for admission among them

Triumph of Time (fol. 101v)

Canto VI. Circle 3 / The Gluttons; The Icy Rain; Cerberus

Letter to Marcella with condolences from Jerome on the death of Paulina

Letter 33 to Marcella - Jerome thanks Marcella for her gifts