6.
The Hague, KB, 131 F 19
fol. 32r

A monk(?) stabbed to death

Fol. 32r: miniature (cutting)

32r
48x29

iconclass
11P31521
31E234632(+5)

7.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 44r

Scipio, Chapter 30

Scipio's soldiers, commanded by Masinissa and Laelius, invade and set fire to the wooden and thatched huts in the camp of Syphax's Numidians

Fol. 44r: full-page miniature

44r
300x185

iconclass
31E234632
32B2(NUMIDIANS)
41A18
45C13(DAGGER)
45H5
45L42(+0)
98B(LAELIUS, Gaius)4
98B(MASINISSA)4
98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)3
98B(SYPHAX)6

8.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 29r

Book 1, 25

Suicide of a man and a woman to prevent adultery, avoiding one sin by another (1st of 2)

Fol. 29r: column miniature

29r
120x80

iconclass
11L61
11N1
25I12
31A25552
31E234632(+7)
31E238
33A35
42D3
42D390

9.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 30r

Book 1, 26

Suicide of Sempronia after consulting her husband; Maxentius' servants (4th of 4)

Fol. 30r: column miniature

30r
120x80

iconclass
11L61
31A25212
31A25552
31E234632(+7)
31E238
42D3
44B1526
98B(MAXENTIUS)3
98C(SEMPRONIA)68

10.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 52v

Book 2, 11

Actors who perform in sacred plays and priests who offer sacrifices are both dignified with the same civic honours, according to the Greek Socrates and the Roman Labeo; one man stabbing (or acting like stabbing?) another man in front of devilish idols, naked men and womendancing before idols: different kinds of sacrifices for evil and for good gods(?) (1st of 2)

Fol. 52v: column miniature

52v
120x80

iconclass
11L61
12B21:52B511(+6)
12E2122
12E51
12E63
12F2122
12F213
12F51
12F63
31D14(+89)
31D15(+89)
31E234632
32B311(GREEKS)
32B311(ROMANS)
41D91
41D92
45C13(DAGGER)
48C91
49LL72
98B(LABEO, Cornelius)5
98B(SOCRATES)5