Illustration XXI

Terminal figure with three male heads (fig. x viii verso)

Poliphilus surrounded by remains of classical antiquity (fol. a vii recto)

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)

Illustration LIV

Letter 32 to Marcella - Jerome writes that he is busy collating Aquila's Greek version of the Old Testament with the Hebrew, inquires after her mother, and forwards two letters

Letter A

Canto I. Ante-Purgatory / The Four Stars; The Shore of the Island; Cato of Utica

Book XXII.17. Romans see oxen breathing out fire and realize their horns are on fire {Tertiae Decadis Liber Secundus p. CV}

Initial M

A mosaic picture on the ceiling of the crypt, representing the gulf of Hell (fol. q ii recto)

Ch. 9. On obligatory renunciation and self-examination

Book XXII.33. Twenty-five slaves are crucified for having formed a conspiracy in the field of Mars {Tertiae Decadis Liber Secundus p. CVIII}