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

Ornament with nude female half-figure, with wings terminating in foliage (fol. n iiii recto)

Book I.5. King Amulius slain {Primae Decadis Liber Primus p. XI}

Book IX.5. Roman consuls are sent under the yoke of Samnites and are exposed to disgrace {Primae Decadis Liber Nonus p. LXXV}

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

Book I.34. Lucuomo and Tanaquil set off for Rome; Eagle repositions his hat {Primae Decadis Liber Primus p. VII}

Canto IX. The Third Sphere: Venus / The Amorous; Cunizza; Folquet; Rahab; Denunciation of the Papal Court

The first two reliefs on the fourth car (Festival of Bacchus) - Jupiter appearing before Semele as the god of thunder; her child, the new-born Bacchus, put in a bath. (Fol. l verso)

Illustration XIX

Canto XXIV. The Eighth Sphere: The Fixed Stars – The Triumph of Christ; Saint Peter Examines Dante on Faith

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Canto XIII. Circle 7 (Round 2) / The Violent Against Themselves; The Wood of the Suicides; The Hounds of Hell