Ch. 9. On obligatory renunciation and self-examination

Perseus receiving the mirror from Athena; sheathing his sword after striking off the head of Medusa. In background is Pegasus on Mount Helicon, and under his hoof the Hippocrene is gushing forth. (Fol. k viii verso)

Ch. 38. On the double operation of the sisters

Saint Lucy

Ch. 28 - On confession

Relief of a large vase carried upon the fourth triumphal car (Festival of Bacchus.) Jupiter standing upon an altar; a chorus of seven nymphs - the Heliades, who are in the process of changing into trees - incline themselves before him. (Fol. l iii verso)

Initial M from Lactantius, Divinarum Institutionum Adversus Genteis, de falsa religione, etc. Used by Bernardino and Matteo Veneti in Venice and Rome, 1492-1510

Canto VII. Ante-Purgatory / The Second Ledge; The Flowering Valley; Sordello Accompanies the Poets; Class 4 – The Negligent Rulers; Rudolph of Hapsburg

Letter D

Radegunda of Poitiers

Book XXXII.27. Ambassadors from King Attalus make an offering {Quarte Decadis Liber Secundus p. CXCV}

Matilda of Conossa

Sabina Poppaea, Wife of Nero