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Initial 'N'; Dante and Virgil

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Ascent from Earthly Paradise

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Ascent to Empyrean

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The Heaven of the Moon

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Office of the Dead

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Elijah ascends to heaven

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St Thomas Aquinas and saints

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Caladrius perching at the bedside of a king, illustrating the text that the bird has the power to foretell whether an ill patient will live or die. If the bird turns its back on the patient, the patie

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Opening of Proverbs

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Psalm 132; St Lawrence

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A grant from Ludovico Maria Sforza Visconti Duke of Milan, to his wife, Beatrice d'Este of lands in the territories of Novara,Pavia, and Milan

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Orosius and St Augustine

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Works of Christine de Pisan

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Works of Christine de Pisan

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Burial of the Dead

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Phonographic alphabet

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Fauveau; to curry favour

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Doctrine of Free Will

Doctrine of Free Will [Miniature only] Paradiso Canto IV. Heaven of the Moon. Beatrice propounds the doctrine of free will. Plate points to a soul returning to a star; bent tree. Two examples of strength of will; St Lawrence on the grid-iron and Mucius Scaevola placing his hand in a flame before Porcene. Alcmeon slaying his mother in fulfilment of a vow made to his father Image taken from Divine Comedy. Originally published/produced in Italy [Tuscany]; circa 1450. Author Dante Alighieri, Illustrated by Diovanni di Paolo.

Location British Library/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier AR9113557

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4518px × 6496px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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