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261.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 260v
Book 5, 19
Righteous men - even non-Christians such as the two kneeling here - receive their virtue from God and set little value on the praise or blame of men (1st of 2)
Fol. 260v: column miniature
260v
120x80
iconclass
11C23
11L61
11Q21
11Q71458
22C312
23S14
31A2331
31A25552
32B311(ROMANS)
44B127
49LL72
59B31(+6)
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262.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 260v
Book 5, 19
An example of the cruelty, self-indulgence and luxury of tyrants: Nero orders the opening of the belly of his mother Agrippina(?) (2nd of 2)
Fol. 260v: column miniature
260v
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iconclass
11L61
11N36(+0)
31D15(+89)
31EE2362
32B311(ROMANS)
41A711
41D92
44B09
44B119
44B125
44B127
44G33
45C13(SWORD)
49G35(+0)
53BB3(+5)
57AA91(+5)
98B(NERO)4
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263.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 265r
Book 5, 20
Voluptas represented as a young woman seated on a throne with Prudence, Temperance, Fortitude and Justice in Hortus Conclusus; Enercis outside
Fol. 265r: column miniature
265r
120x80
iconclass
11L61
11M4
41A635
44B1212
44B191
57AA51(+11)
96A5(VOLUPTAS)
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264.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 266r
Book 5, 21
God omnipotent gives the power to good or bad rulers: men kneeling before Nero and Auguste; Nero praying; August sleeping; desperate Romans
Fol. 266r: column miniature
266r
120x80
iconclass
11A23
11C231
11L61
12F62
12F63
22C312
31A2331
31A2521
31AA2531(+926)
31A25344
31B11
31B6262(+926)
32B311(ROMANS)
41A761
44B1322
44B161(+0)
44B6
45C13(SWORD)
45K14
46C24(+62)
98B(AUGUSTUS)5
98B(NERO)5
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265.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 270r
Book 5, 22
Battle-scene during the Punic War: the Carthaginians defeat the Romans (1st of 2)
Fol. 270r: column miniature
270r
120x80
iconclass
11L61
31E3
32B2(CARTHAGINIANS)
32B311(ROMANS)
45H4
45H53
61I(PUNIC WAR)
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266.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 270r
Book 5, 22
Battle between Romans and Samnites: defeated by the Samnites the Roman army pass under the yoke after the battle of Caudinae Furculae (2nd of 2)
Fol. 270r: column miniature
270r
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iconclass
11L61
32B2(SAMNITES)
32B311(ROMANS)
33A12
45C22
45I6(+22)
45I71
54FF15(+5)
98B(PONTIUS HERENNIUS)
61I(BATTLE OF CAUDINAE FURCULAE)
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267.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 271v
Book 5, 23
Radagaisus, king of the Goths, with a sacrifice before an idol; Radagaisus being captured in Fiesole during the siege of Florence with God's help (background)
Fol. 271v: column miniature
271v
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iconclass
11A23
11C231
11L61
12L2121
12L63
22C312
25I12
32B2(GOTHS)
32B311(ROMANS)
45H53
45I1
47I214
61B2(RADAGAISUS)21
61E(FLORENCE)
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268.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 272v
Book 5, 24
The good king is honoured by his subjects; the bad king is despoiled and scourged by his subjects (background)
Fol. 272v: column miniature
272v
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11C23
11G1911
11L61
22C312
31A233
33A11(+0)
44B121
44B1322
44B17
44B61
44G321(SCOURGE)
44G3731
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269.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 273v
Book 5, 25
Constantine with his three sons among whom he divided his empire; senators; the building of Constantinople (background)
Fol. 273v: column miniature
273v
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iconclass
11H(CONSTANTINE)4
11L61
25F23(BEAR)(+82)
25I11
31A2524
31A25552
34B11
44B112
44B121
44B124
47B131
45C13(SWORD)
47G3
47G311
47G52
49L71
61B2(CONSTANS)21
61B2(CONSTANTINE II)21
61B2(CONSTANTIUS)21
61E(CONSTANTINOPLE)
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270.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 279r
Book 5, 26
Maximus kills Gratianus (1st of 4)
Fol. 279r: column miniature
279r
120x80
iconclass
11L61
25I12
31E234631
33B6
98B(GRATIANUS)68
98B(MAXIMUS, Magnus)4
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