View of the City of Florence

Polia in her bed-chamber beholidng the vision of the fierce triumph of love. Diana is put to flight by Venus, accompanied by Cupid with his large flaming torch. (Fol. C vii verso)

Illustration XVI

Canto II. The Ascent to the Moon; Beatrice Explains the Markings on the Moon; Spirits who Failed in Their Monastic Vows

Book XXIII.33. An alliance is formed between Philip, King of Macedonia, and Hannibal {Tertiae Decadis Liber Tertius p. CXVIII verso}

Book XXXV.45-50. Antiochus addresses the multitudes {Quarte Decadis Liber Sextus p. CCXVII}

Book XXI.28-29. Hannibal plans to convey elephants across the river {Tertiae Decadis Liber Primus p. XCVII}

Letter T

Saint Afra of Augsburg (fol. XCV v)

Letter A

Book XXXVII.46. Damocritus, the Aetolian general, kills himself {Quarte Decadis Liber Septimus p. CCXXVI verso}

Triumph of Divinity

Saint Ursula