191.
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fol. 179r

Book 4, 2

The earth is torn asunder in Flanders

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25C15
25I12
31A2521
31A25552
33A35
47B111
61D(FLANDERS)
98B(APULEIUS)3

192.
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fol. 181v

Book 4, 3

The queen of England, Eleanor of Aquitaine, before pope Clemens III

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11P3111
11P31113
11P3112
11P3113
31A233
31AA2331
44B1322
44B152
44BB113
61B2(CLEMENS III)21
61BB2(ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE [of England])21

193.
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fol. 183r

Book 4, 4

The captured pirate Dyonides before Alexander the Great

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11L61
31A233
31A25552(+932)
44B121
44B124
44B1322
44G3121
44G56
59C2(+6)
98B(ALEXANDER THE GREAT)539
98B(DYONIDES)6

194.
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fol. 185r

Book 4, 5

Romulus sets up a sanctuary or lawless church (Asylum)

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185r
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11L61
12F211
12F2181
12F61
12F63
12F64(ASYLUM)
31A233
31A25552
32B311(ROMANS)
44B12
44B1322
44G291
45K14
61E(ROME)
96C(ROMULUS)332

195.
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fol. 186r

Book 4, 6

Ninus, king of Assyria, extending the frontiers to the borders of Libya

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186r
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11L61
31A27412
31E234631
45C15(BOW AND ARROW)
45C41
45K14
45K26
45K27
45K32
45M2
61D(LIBYA)
98B(NINUS)4

196.
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fol. 187r

Book 4, 7

Counsellors explaining to King Astyages his dream of a vine growing out of his daughter Mandane: her son Cyrus will overthrow him; (Astyages will then order Harpagus to kill the baby Cyrus; Harpagus passes the assignment on to the shepherd Mithridates, whose wife willsubstitute Cyrus for her own still-born child); Mandane, the pregnant daughter of Astyages with a vine growing out of her abdomen; the infant Cyrus suckled by a wolf (background)

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187r
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11L61
25G3(+22)
31A25552
41A4231
41A761
42A1(+0)
98B(ASTYAGES)5
98B(CYRUS)11
98B(CYRUS)111(+0)
98B(CYRUS)12
98C(MANDANE)3
98C(MITHRIDATES' WIFE)3

197.
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fol. 190r

Book 4, 8

Souls adoring the Trinity instead of the idols of Rome

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11G1921
11L61
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12F13
12FF63
22C312
25I12
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47I1111
47I13
47I1421
96A

198.
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fol. 191r

Book 4, 9

Sacrifices are offered to (a statue of?) Jupiter; an angel carries Ganymede

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191r
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11L61
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12F2121
12F61
31A2331
31AA2331
32B311(ROMANS)
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92B1(+0)
92B179
92BB121(+0)

199.
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fol. 192v

Book 4, 10

Saturn, Jupiter and Juno make the earth fertile

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192v
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11L61
23A21(+0)
25FF411
26B
31A2763
31A2764
31AA2351
31D111(+89)
47I123
47I15(PLOUGH)
47I15(SCYTHE)
58A3(+21)
91A12(+7)
91B1117
91B1118(SCYTHE)
92B17
92C17

200.
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fol. 197r

Book 4, 11

Mercury as patron of travellers and protector against diseases

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197r
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11L61
25F37(GULL)(+64)
25G3(+371)
31A462
31A2763
45C13(SWORD)
45C15(ARROW)
46C1211
46C133
46C1463
46C24(+63)
46C513
48C7351
92B57
92B58(COQ)
92B58(FLUTE)
92B58(PETASUS)(+0)
92B58(WINGED SANDALS)(+0)