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Dorinda injured by Silvio. Silvie's scarf (Cabinet du Pastor fido, Caldogno) - Carpioni

Shepherd, his sheep and his dogs (Venice, Aldus Manutius, 1590, Act IV)

Shepherd listening to a musette player (Venice, Aldus Manutius, 1590, Act III)

Elpin announces to the assembly that Aminte is not dead (Le Tasse, Aminte, 1583, act V).

Silvie tells Daphne how she escaped the wolf (Le Tasse, Aminte, 1583, act IV)

The shepherds' assembly (Le Tasse, Aminte, 1583, Act I)

Dafné and Silvie evoke Aminte's love for Silvie (Le Tasse, Aminte, 1583, act I)

Love in Shepherd's Clothing (Le Tasse, Aminte, 1583, Prologue)

Roland orders Brandimart's funeral (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch43)

Charles publishes that to marry Bradamante you have to fight her (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch45)

Guidon the savage joins Renaud and his companions (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch31)

The baptism of Sobrin (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch44 in fact 43)

The innkeeper tells Rodomont the story of Mona Lisa (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch28)

Offended Rodomont leaves Agramant's camp (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch27)

Gabrine accuses herself of adultery in front of Argée (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch21)

Astolphe's victory over the Amazons (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch20)

Angelique helps the wounded Médor (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch19)

Historicized letter I depicting Juno (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch17)

Burning Paris delivered to the powers of Hell (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch16)

Agramant's camp at the siege of Paris (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch14)

Isabelle, a prisoner of brigands, is freed by Roland (Roland furieux Perchacino 1567, ch13).