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Book XXXVIII.49-50. Scipio Asiaticus (Lucius Cornelius Scipio) convicted of embezzling and ordered to prison, his relations contribute to his fine {Quarte Decadis Liber Octavus p. CCXXXVIII verso}

Vase with fiery sparks coming out of the top (fol. x vi verso)

Saint Dorothy (fol. LXXXVI v)

Saint Elizabeth (fol. CXXXVII r)

Trophy of Roman arms, with a winged genius' head

Empress Helen, Mother of Constantine

Canto III. Ante-Purgatory / The Base of the Cliff; The Late Repentant; The Souls of the Excommunicated; Manfred

The terrified Poliphilus flying before the dragon (fol. d iii verso)

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

Marchioness Maria of Monte Ferra (fol. CXXXXIX v)

Initial O

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