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

Saint Anthony, Printer's Mark of Philippo Pincio

Letter I

Book X.44. Carvilius bestown on his men commendations and presents {Primae Decadis Liber Decimus p. XCI}

Letter S

Book XXIII.15. City of Nuceria sacked and burned {Tertiae Decadis Liber Tertius p. CXV}

Initial S

Initial Q

Cornificia, Poetess

Book VI.37. Agreement that consuls can be chosen from among commons {Primae Decadis Liber Sextus p. LVI}

Ch. 8. On reverence and subjection toward the abbess

Canto XXXI. The Central Pit of Maleboge; The Giants (Nimrod, Antaeus, Ephialtes); Antaeus Lowers the Poets into the Ninth Circle.

A "mighty huge" elephant of black stone, with gold and silver dots. Upon the large back of this prodigious animal is placed an obelisk of verde-antique (fol. b vii verso)