Philip and his party arrive in Athens {Libro Deca Quarta Cap. XLI}

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 XIII

Vase with handles in the shape of dragon-like monsters (fol. x v verso)

Book III.66. Qumtius Capitolinus summoning people for assembly {Primae Decadis Liber Tertius p. XXXII verso}

Book V.29. Prosecution against Aulus Virginius and Quintus Pomponious, plebian tribunes {Primae Decadis Liber Quintus p. XLVIII}

Book XXII.19-20. Battle continues in Spain and Mediterranean Sea (Second campaign of Punic War) {Tertiae Decadis Liber Secundus p. CVI}

Letter T

Letter 32 to Marcella - Jerome writes that he is busy collating Aquila's Greek version of the Old Testament with the Hebrew, inquires after her mother, and forwards two letters

The amphitheater in the island of Venus (fol. y iiii recto)

Ch. 7. On the governance of the abbess

One of the sides of the pedestal of the bronze horse, with a relief of two-faced youths and nymphs dancing (fol. b v verso)

Book XXIII.24. L. Postumius cut off with his army in the wood Litina {Tertiae Decadis Liber Tertius p. CXVI verso}