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Offering of two swans and two turtledoves (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 220)

Cistern ceremony. Polia's kiss (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 218)

Poliphilus plunges the torch into the cistern (Hypnerotomachia 1499 p. 217)

Cistern ceremony (Hypnerotomachia 1499 p. 215)

Interior of the temple of Venus Physizoe (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 205)

Altar to Priape, god of gardens (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 195)

Spring spreading roses (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 192)

Polia leads Poliphile and serves as his guide (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 191).

Harvest with Bacchus crowned with snakes (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 175)

4th carriage: Jupiter appears. Judgment (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 172)

4th cart: Bacchus's childhood (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 171)

4th carriage: Sémélé (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 170)

Second triumph: Leda (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 166-167)

2nd cart: Judgment of Paris (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 165)

Presentation of eggs in the Temple of Apollo (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 164)

2nd carriage: Leda gives birth to two eggs (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 164)

3rd carriage: Mercury presents Cupid to Jupiter (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 169)

3rd carriage: Perseus' exploits. Pegasus (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 168)

Front & rear of the 1st triumphal carriage (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 160)

Side of 1st triumphal carriage: Europe (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 159)

Poliphile gives Polia his hand (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 149)