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21.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 83r
Book 2: Chapter 7
Aulus Postumius Tubertus the Younger charging the enemy against the orders of his father
Fol. 83r: miniature
83r
345x255
iconclass
45B42
45H32(+22)
53BB5(+6)
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 2.7.)
98B(POSTUMIUS TUBERTUS FILIUS, A.)4
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22.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 83r
Book 2: Chapter 7
Aulus Postumius Tubertus the Elder has his son decapitated for fighting against his orders
Fol. 83r: miniature
83r
345x255
iconclass
31E23621
42B7411
45B425
45C13(SWORD)
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 2.7.6)
98B(TUBERTUS, A.P.)41
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23.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 83r
Book 2: Chapter 1
Triumph of Scipio Africanus major
Fol. 83r: miniature
83r
345x255
iconclass
45I61
45K4
45L4
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 2.8.4)
98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MAJOR)52
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24.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 83r
Book 2: Chapter 1
Metellus Numidicus before the judges
Fol. 83r: miniature
83r
345x255
iconclass
31A233
31A25552(+9211)
44G11
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 2.10.1)
98B(CAECILIUS METELLUS NUMIDICUS, Q.)6
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25.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 123r
Book 2: Chapter 2
The Numantines refuse to accept the Roman general Gaius Hostilius Mancinus as their hostage; he was delivered naked to their city by the Roman senate to shame him for his failure to conquer the city; Scipio Africanus Minor has soldiers dig trenches and then fill them againto restore military discipline, and then starves the Numantines by a siege; in despair many Numantines set fire to their city rather then surrender it
Fol. 123r: two-column miniature
123r
205x173
iconclass
31E236219
41D251
41D91
45H33(+22)
45K14
45K32
45K33
45L42(+0)
46C1211
47C21
47D8(PICK)
47D8(SHOVEL)
61E(NUMANTIA)
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 2.7.1)
98B(MANCINUS, GAIUS PUBLIUS)6
98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MINOR)4
98B(SCIPIO AFRICANUS MINOR)
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26.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 154r
Book 3: Chapter 1
Triumph of Lucius Siccius Dentatus
Fol. 154r: two-column miniature
154r
220x165
iconclass
25H114
25I12
45A31
45I61
46C131(+82)
46C131(+85)
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 3.2.24)
98B(SICCIUS, L.)5
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27.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 175v
Book 3: Chapter 3
Gaius Mucius Scaevola is arrested when attempting to kill the Etruscan king Lars Porsenna; furious with himself he puts his right hand into the fire
Fol. 175v: column miniature
175v
76x70
iconclass
12F211
12F63
31A233
41A2
41B21
44G372
45C14(LANCE)
45C41
45K14
45K21
45K3
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 3.3.1)
98B(PORSENA)5
98B(SCAEVOLA, C.M.)4
98B(SCAEVOLA, C.M.)61
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28.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 180v
Book 3: Chapter 4
Tarquin the Elder ('Priscus') and his wife Tanaquil sitting together in their carriage; an eagle seizes Tarquin's hat (the scene is inscribed "Tulus Hostilius")
Fol. 180v: column miniature
180v
48x73
iconclass
25F33(EAGLE)(+5262)
25H114
25I12
31A25552
46C1442
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 3.4.1)
98B(TARQUIN THE ELDER)51
98B(TULLUS HOSTILIUS)3
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29.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 184v
Book 3: Chapter 4
Socrates rebukes Alcibiades who was found with the girl Mylon; Xanthippe present
Fol. 184v: column miniature
184v
75x75
iconclass
31A2524
31A25552
33C226
49C32
49L72
49LL72
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 3.4 ext. 1)
98B(ALCIBIADES)2
98B(SOCRATES)52
98C(MYLON)2
98C(XANTHIPPE)5
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30.
The Hague, KB, 66 B 13
fol. 188r
Book 3: Chapter 5
The senate's reward for C. Duilius: having defeated the Carthaginians in the naval battle at Mylae, he is permitted to have music played and torches lit in front of him when returning from a banquet or supper
Fol. 188r: column miniature
188r
65x70
iconclass
25I12
41A3361
41B32(+1)
44B1526
45A31
48C7322
48C7352
61E(ROME)
83(VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Facta et dicta memorabilia, 3.6.4)
98B(DUILIUS, C.)5
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