Joan II of Anjou (fol. CXXXX v)

Saint Galla Placidia (fol. CXVIII)

Book XXIII.41. Titus Octavius, sailing from Lilybaeum to Africa, ravages the Carthaginian territories {Tertiae Decadis Liber Tertius p. CXIX}

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

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

Illustration I

Saint Mary the Egyptian

Book I.4. She-Wolf feeds Romulus and Remus; Faustulus carries them home {Primae Decadis Liber Primus p. XI}

Canto XXXI. The Earthly Paradise; The Passage of Lethe

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)

Letter A

Tertia Aemilia, Wife of Scipio Africanus

Book XXIV.4. Hieronymus, King of Syracuse, put to death by his subjects {Tertiae Decadis Liber Quartus p. CXXV}