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Palémon judge of Menalque and Damète (Bucoliques, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°1r)

Working the land: ploughing (Géorgiques, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°18r)

Opening page (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°61r)

Causes of the Trojan War: Paris, Ganymede (Virgil, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°61v)

Juno in front of Aeolus' lair (Virgil, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°62r)

The winds rage against Aeneas' fleet (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°62v)

The storm (Virgil, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°63r)

Neptune calms the storm (Virgil, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°63v)

Aeneas' arrival on the Libyan coast (Virgil, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°64r)

Aeneas and Achate hunt deer (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°64v)

Feast after hunting on the Libyan coast (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°65r)

Jupiter reassures Venus about Aeneas' fate (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°65v)

Romulus and Remus taken in and entrusted to Laurentia (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°66r)

Jupiter sends Mercury to Carthage to prepare Aeneas' arrival (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°66v)

Venus appears to Aeneas on the road to Carthage (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°67r)

Dido founds Carthage on the surface of a bull's skin (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°68r)

Venus reassures Aeneas about the fate of his companions. Parable of the 12 swans (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°68v)

The Tyrians dig up a horse's head, an omen of Juno (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°69r)

Aeneas and Achate admire the bas-reliefs in Juno's temple (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°69v)

Achilles dragging Hector's body around the walls of Troy (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°70r)

Dido takes her place before the temple of Juno (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°70v)

Dido welcomes the Trojans in front of Juno's temple (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°71r)

Bad reception from Ilioneus' companions on the Libyan shore (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°71v)

Construction of Carthage. Dido welcomes Aeneas (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°72r)

Reunion of Aeneas and Ilionaeus (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°72v)

Dido offers the Trojans bulls and rams (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°73r)

Venus asks Cupid to take on the appearance of Ascanius for Dido (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°73v)

Cupid in the guise of Ascanius brings gifts for Dido (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°74r)

Dido welcomes Cupid in the guise of Ascanius (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°74v)

Dido's banquet (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°75r)

Simulating their departure, the Greeks embark for Tenedos (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°76r).

Laocoon strikes the Trojan horse with his spear (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°76v)

The Treacherous Sinon is Led Before Ripheus (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°77r)

The Treacherous Sinon Kneels Before Priam (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°77v)

Iphigenia's sacrifice (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°78r)

Sinon tells Priam of Minerva's supposed prodigies (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°78v)

Diomedes and Ulysses seize the Palladium in the Temple of Minerva (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°79r)

Laocoon and his sons killed by the serpents of Tenedos (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°79v)

The Trojans bring the horse into the city (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°80r)

The Greeks emerge from the Trojan horse and invade the city (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°80v)

Hector's shadow appears to the sleeping Aeneas (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°81r).

Aeneas watches from the roof as Troy burns and the Trojans are slaughtered (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°81v).

Panthus and his grandson rush to Aeneas (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°82r)

Aeneas strikes back (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°82v)

The Greek Androgeus mistakes Aeneas' troops for allies and is killed (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°83r).

Cassandra taken prisoner. Death of Coroebus (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°83v)

The death of Panthus (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°84r)

The Trojans retreat (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°84v)

Pyrrhus enters Priam's palace (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°85r)

Pyrrhus facing Hecuba prepares for battle (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°85v)

Pyrrhus kills Polites and attacks Priam (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°86r)

Pyrrhus slits Priam's throat (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°86v)

Venus advises Aeneas to flee (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°87r)

Aeneas asks Anchises to leave with him (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°87v)

Creusa begs Aeneas not to leave (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°88r)

Prodigy of the flame on Ascagne's head (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°88v)

Aeneas leaves Troy with Anchises and Ascagne. Creusa is behind them (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°89r).

In front of the temple of Ceres, Aeneas realizes that Creusa is no longer following him (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°89v).

Creusa's shadow appears to Aeneas (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°90r)

Aeneas leads the refugees out of Troy (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°90v)

Boarding of the Trojans leaving destroyed Troy (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°91r)

Arriving in Thrace, the Trojans prepare a sacrifice. Aeneas cuts a branch of dogwood (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°91v)

Polydorus Assassinated by the King of Thrace (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°92r)

Sacrifice of a black ram to Polydorus (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°92v)

Stopover of the Trojans in Delos (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°93r)

Construction of the city of Pergamoea on Crete (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°94v)

Aeneas' dream. The Penates appear to him (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°94r)

Anchises urges Aeneas to leave Crete for Italy (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°94v)

The Trojans leave Crete, weather a storm and board the Strophades (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°95r)

Capture of the oxen and banquet in the Strophades (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°95v)

Attack of the harpies. Confrontation with Celeno (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°96r)

At Actium, celebration of the Games of Ilion (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°96v)

Andromache welcomes Aeneas and the Trojans to Buthrote (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°97r)

Andromache at Hector's cenotaph. Helenus welcomes the Trojans (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°97v)

Helenus offers the Trojans a banquet (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°98r)

Aeneas consults Helenus in Apollo's temple (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°98v)

Map of Aeneas' wanderings: Greece, Carthage, Italy (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°99r)

Map of the Mediterranean (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°99v)

Helenus' gifts for the Trojans (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°100r)

Presents Andromache to Ascagne (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°100v)

Last night in Epirus. Palinure observes the stars (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°101r)

Prodigy of the four white horses (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°101v)

The Trojans cross the reefs of Charybdis (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°102r)

Achaemenides appears before the Trojans on Cyclops Island (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°102v)

Achaemenides tells how Polyphemus devoured his companions (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°103r)

Polyphemus eborgized by Ulysses and his companions (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°103v)

Polyphemus washes his eye on the shore (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°104r)

The death of Anchises (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°104v)