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21.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 73r
Scipio, Chapter 53
Lucius Scipio being dragged to prison after being judged guilty of corruption by the tribunal of Terentius Culeo
Fol. 73r: miniature
73r
305x185
iconclass
31AA25192
31A25212
31A2734
44G112
44G13
45C13(SWORD)
49L71
98B(SCIPIO ASIATICUS, Lucius C.)6
98B(TERENTIUS CULEO)5
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22.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 76r
Scipio, Chapter 56
The death of Scipio: he died in his retreat and his wife Aemilia ordered his statue to be placed upon the tomb
Fol. 76r: miniature
76r
300x190
iconclass
31A25212
31E112
31E12
41A761
42E31
48C21
48C24
98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)68
98C(AEMILIA)5
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23.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 78v
Pompey
Plutarch writing the history of Pompey: Gnaeus Pompeius Sextus Strabo and his son Pompey
Fol. 78v: full-page miniature
78v
303x175
iconclass
41A4231
41A712
45D311
45D313
48C911
49L511
49LL71
49L72
83(PLUTARCH, Parallel Lives of Illustrious Greeks and Romans)
98B(PLUTARCH)5
98B(POMPEY)1
98B(STRABO, G.P.S.)5
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24.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 92v
Pompey, Chapter 1
Strabo struck by lightning
Fol. 92v: full-page miniature
92v
285x170
iconclass
25I144
26E2
31A25212
31E228
83(PLUTARCH, Parallel Lives of Illustrious Greeks and Romans: Pompey 1)
98B(POMPEY)5
98B(STRABO, G.P.S.)68
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25.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 92v
Pompey, Chapter 1
Mourning the dead Strabo
Fol. 92v: full-page miniature
92v
285x170
iconclass
31A25212
41A761
42E131
83(PLUTARCH, Parallel Lives of Illustrious Greeks and Romans: Pompey, 1)
98B(POMPEY)5
98B(STRABO, G.P.S.)68
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26.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 97r
Pompey, Chapter 5
Lucius Terentius, approaches the bed with drawn sword to kill his tentmate Pompey, during the war between Pompey's father and Cinna; Pompey, who had been informed of the plot had left the tent
Fol. 97r: miniature
97r
292x180
iconclass
33B6
41A761
44F552
45B31
45C13(SWORD)
45C41
83(PLUTARCH, Parallel Lives of Illustrious Greeks and Romans: Pompey, 3)
98B(CINNA, L. Corn.)3
98B(POMPEY)5
98B(STRABO, G.P.S.)3
98B(TERENTIUS, L.)4
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27.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 97r
Pompey, Chapter 3
After the attempt on Pompey's life, the soldiers revolt: Pompey tries to calm the soldiers; eventually he lies down in front of the gate of the camp and bids, weeping and bidding those who were going out to trample on him
Fol. 97r: miniature
97r
292x180
iconclass
31A236
45B49
45C41
83(PLUTARCH, Parallel Lives of Illustrious Greeks and Romans: Pompey, 3)
98B(POMPEY)5
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28.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 100v
Pompey, Chapter 8
The death of Cinna: one of the centurions who pursued him stabs him with his sword
Fol. 100v: miniature
100v
300x175
iconclass
31E234631
33B9
45B(+22)
45C13(SWORD)
46C131
83(PLUTARCH, Parallel Lives of Illustrious Greeks and Romans: Pompey, 5)
98B(CINNA, L. Corn.)68
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29.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 104r
Pompey, Chapter 11
Three generals, Carinas, Cloelius and Brutus, with three armies surrounding Pompey to annihilate him: Pompey collects all his forces to attack the army of Brutus; when he brought down one of the Celtic horsemen of that army, the rest fled
Fol. 104r: miniature
104r
290x175
iconclass
31E3
31EE234631
45C13(SWORD)
45H33(+21)
45H33(+22)
45H4
83(PLUTARCH, Parallel Lives of Illustrious Greeks and Romans: Pompey, 7)
98B(BRUTUS, M.J.)3
98B(POMPEY)4
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30.
The Hague, KB, 134 C 19
fol. 109v
Pompey, Chapter 16
Carbo before Pompey
Fol. 109v: full-page miniature
109v
290x175
iconclass
25I144
44B1212
44B125
44G1121
83(PLUTARCH, Parallel Lives of Illustrious Greeks and Romans: Pompey, 10)
98B(CARBO, Cnaeus P.)6
98B(POMPEY)5
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