291.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 300v

Book 6, 8

Devil with a soul; Apollo on a castle; Saturn devouring his children (2nd of 2)

Fol. 300v: column miniature

300v
120x80

iconclass
11K2
20(+0) ?
25I5
31D1111(+89)
31G361
91B11141(+0)

292.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 302r

Book 6, 9

Two nurses, one to give food, the other to give drink to an infant, representing the goddesses Educa and Potina: a symbol of the excessive subdivision of divine characteristics (1st of 2)

Fol. 302r: column miniature

302r
120x80

iconclass
11L61
41A761
41B21
41B211
42A22(+0)
42A32(+0)
42A46
96A29(EDUCA)
96A29(POTINA)

293.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 302r

Book 6, 9

Marriage procession; statues of the gods invoked in the context of marriage and household (Jugatinus, Domiducus, Domitius, and Manturna) , or statues of the guardian deities of the woman after childbirth (Intercidona, Pilumnus, Deverra) (2nd of 2)

Fol. 302r: column miniature

302r
120x80

iconclass
11L61
12F61
12FF63
41C326
42A20
42D2
42D21
42D214
42F32(BROOM)
47D8(AXE)
47I15(PESTLE)
48C7323
48C7352
48CC7522
48CC7525
92L17
96A19(DEVERRA)
96A19(DOMIDUCUS)
96A19(DOMITIUS)
96A19(INTERCIDONA)
96A19(JUGATINUS)
96A19(PILUMNUS)
96A29(MANTURNA)
98B(VARRO, Marcus Terentius)3

294.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 305v

Book 6, 10

The cruelty of some religious ceremonies, e.g. self-mutilation, and the ridiculousness of worshipping Venus, Jupiter, Juno, Diana and Apollo in the shape of animals (as criticized by Seneca)

Fol. 305v: column miniature

305v
120x80

iconclass
11L61
12F213
12F219
25F24(STAG)(+1)
25F32(RAVEN)(+1)
25F62(+1)
25I5
31EE2362(+71)
31EE2364(+71)
31EE2381
33C71
47D8(KNIFE)
47I2112(+91)
47I2131(+91)
92B17
92B37
92C17
92C37
92C47
98B(SENECA)3

295.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 309r

Book 6, 11

Titus and Vespasianus massacre the Jews

Fol. 309r: column miniature

309r
120x80

iconclass
12A32
12A43
25H15
31E234631
42A3
45C13(SWORD)
45M51
98B(TITUS)41(+0)
98B(VESPASIAN)4