Canto II. The Descent of Beatrice

Reliefs on the front and back of the triumphal car. Cupid shooting at the stars in heaven; Jupiter, with Mars standing before him and accusing Cupid of having rent his impenetrable breast plate. (fol. k v verso)

Canto XXXI. The Tenth Sphere: The Empyrean; The Mystic Rose; The Angel Hosts; Beatrice Leaves Dante; St. Bernard

Book XXIII.44-45. Battle of Nola {Tertiae Decadis Liber Tertius p. CXX}; Same woodcut used for Book XXV.20. Romans trick people of Tower of Galeaga to receive Damippus {Tertiae Decadis Liber Quintus p. CXXXIV verso}

Book XXIX.14. Publius Cornelius receives the goddess, the Idaean Mother, from all the matrons at Ostia and delivers her to Rome {Tertiae Decadis Liber Nonus p. CLXX verso}

Initial A

Canto XVI. Circle 7 (Round 3) / The Violent Against Nature

Vessel surmounted by a coral tree.

Ch. 13. On the good works of the sisters in the monastery

Queen Isabella of Naples, Duchess of Lorraine (fol. CXLV v)

Letter C

Saint Serapia

Architectural frame, surrounding an emblematical piece of sculpture. This emblem is intended to express the sapient precept - Temper hastiness by keeping seated; check sloth by rising up (Velocitatem sedendo, Tarditatem tempera surgendo). (Fol. h vii recto)