Ch. 29. On the danger of possessing clothes

Book XXXI.47. Coela, site of many battles, here Romans are aided by Attalus and Rhodians against Philip and his allies {Quarte Decadis Liber Primus p. CXC}

Reliefs from the fourth car (Festival of Bacchus). Jupiter commits the infant Bacchus to Mercury. In the same compartment, Mercury is carring the child to the nymphs of Mount Nyssa in Thrace, who bring him up in a cave. (Fol. l ii recto)

Leaf from St Jerome's Commentary on the Book of Psalms ('Liber de expositione psalmorum')

Ch. 27. On the enclosure of the convent

Letter L

Illustration XXXVII

Initial A

Illustration V

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

Letter I

Saint Anthony, Printer's Mark of Philippo Pincio

Book V.34. Bellovesus sets off to make new settlements {Primae Decadis Liber Quintus p. L}