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The effigy of Polia, struck by Cupid, nods in agreement (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 458).

Cupid presents Polia's effigy to Venus (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 457)

Poliphile's soul accuses Cupid before Venus (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 456)

Polia reads Poliphile's 3rd letter (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 446)

Poliphile writes a letter to Polia (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 443)

Poliphile & Polia kiss in front of the prayress (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 435)

Poliphile kneels before the Prioress (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 431)

Poliphile & Polia before the prayress (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 429)

Polia covered in flowers after her vision (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 426)

Lovers driven from the temple (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 423)

Kiss of Poliphilo and Polia (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 422)

Polia sheds tears over the fainting Poliphile (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 421)

Cupid cuts two women into pieces (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 401)

Cupid whips two women harnessed to his chariot (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 400).

Polia pulls Poliphile out of the chapel (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 397)

Poliphile dies before Polia in the Temple of Diana (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 396)

Polia is asked to teach what love is (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 378).

Statue of Venus on the tomb of Adonis (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 375)

Fountain and trellis at the Adonis sepulchre (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 373)

Triple colonnade at the entrance to the amphitheatre (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 351)

Frieze with satyrs, women and ox (Hypnerotomachia 1499, p. 350)