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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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