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Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 115v, Psychomachie, Picture before V. 30: The Veterum cultura deorum, knocked down by Fides; down scene before V. 36: Fides crowns her comrades with flowers

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 137, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 823: Fides and Concordia measure the building plan for the temple

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 137v, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 868: Sapientia enthroned in the temple

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 117, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 99: Pudicitia cleans her sword in the Jordan

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 119, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 121: Ira attacks the patientia with the spear

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 146v, Physiologos: De syrenis et unocentauris

Ms 11166-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 152, Physiologos: Preliminary drawing for a enthroned Christ

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 156v, end of the physiologo: Proposition of a meandric pattern

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 128, Psychomachy, Picture in front of V. 480: Avaritia as Blenderin; frame in front of V. 490: Avaritia plunges many into the flames

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 136v, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 799: The Address of Fides

Ms 11166-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 143v, Physiologos: De pellicaro; Young Pelican’s fight with his father, raising the boys with his own blood; Crucifixion group

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 143v, Physiologos: De pellicaro; Young Pelican’s fight with his father, raising the boys with his own blood; Crucifixion group

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 116v, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 50 and before V. 53: Pudicitia defeats the Libido

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 115, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 21: Fides is attacked by the veterum cultura deorum

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 113, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 34 of Praefatio: Abraham returns victorious with the liberated Loth heim

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 146, Physiologos: De formicis; scenes from the life of ants

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 143, Physiologos: De caladrio, continued; the bird gives the sign of healing; Christ, Moses and the Eherne serpent

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 122, Psychomachy, Picture in front of V. 190: Superbia; Picture in front of V. 194: Superbia Threatening Humilitas and Spes

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 113v, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 38 of Praefatio: Abraham and Melchisedech

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 112, Psychomachy, Picture of V. 1 of Praefatio: Abraham sacrificing Isaac

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 114, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 45 of Praefatio: Abraham and the Three Angels

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 142, Physiologos: De belva in mare; the sea monster sailing by ship around the bet

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 147, Physiologos: De unicorni; the unicorn and the virgin

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 135v, psychomachy, picture before V. 740: The droves rush to Fides and Concordia

Ms 10066-77, Psychomachy of the Prudentius and Physiologus and other texts, fol. 134, Psychomachy, Picture before V. 734: Fides and Concordia ascend the speaker stage

Prudentij Opera que in hoc libro continentur: Cathemerinō, idest hymni per horas diei; Peristephanon, idest de coronis martyrum; Psycomachia, idest de pugna anime; Apotheosis, idest d [e] diuinitate; Amartigenia, idest de origine peccati; Contra Symmachum oratorem senatus; Dittocheon, idest de duplici cibo

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