Judith

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)

Illustration XLII

Illustration LX

Book XXXIII.10 Macedonians pretend to surrender {Quarte Decadis Liber Quartus p. CXCVIII verso}

Letter A

Letter 120 to Hedibia - Question 4: How can Matthew 28:9 (Saturday evening) be reconciled with John 20:1-18 (Sunday morning)?

Ch. 20. On the behavior of nuns when with men and especially when speaking to them

Triangular obelisk of the mystic Trinity

Continuation of the Ceremony in the Temple of Venus (fol. o vii recto)

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

Book I.4. She-Wolf feeds Romulus and Remus; Faustulus carries them home {Primae Decadis Liber Primus p. XI}

Book VII.23. Lucius Cornelius Scipio leads the younger citizens and Quaestors with standards to war {Primae Decadis Liber Septimus p. LXII}