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• Purgatorio, Canti IX-X: Section of the Mountain, with Sun on the Right and Half Moon to the Left; Lucia Carries the Sleeping Dante Up to the Next Rim of the Mountain; Dante Kneels Before the Angel-Gatekeeper, Who Guards the Door of Purgatory; Penitential Climb Through a Narrow Cleft in the Rock to Arrive Where the Mountain Falls Back to the Open Above

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:13

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  Drawing

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  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Purgatorio, Canti X-XII, The Purgation of Pride: Section of the Mountain, with Sun on the Right; Virgil and Dante Climb Through a Narrow Cleft in the Rock and Meet the Proud; They See Three Examples of Humility Carved on the Rock; Virgil and Dante Meet Omberto Aldobrandeschi and Oderisi Miniator; Ten Examples of Punished Pride Carved into the Pavement; Meeting with the Angel of Humility; They Climb to the Upper Circle

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:14

  Classification

  Drawing

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  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Purgatorio, Canti XV-XVII, The Purgation of Anger: Section of the Mountain, Suns on the Upper and Lower Left; Virgil and Dante Climb out of the Passage; Dante has Vision of Three Examples of Meekness; Virgil and Dante Meet the Wrathful Immersed in a Cloud of Smoke; Dante and Virgil Meet Marco Lombardo; Three Visions of Wrath Punished; The Angel of Peace Beside the Entrance to the Next Circle

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:15

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  Drawing

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  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Purgatorio, Canto XXVIII. The Garden of Eden at the Top of the Mountain: Virgil, Dante and Stazio Climb up the Stairs and Arrive at the Plain Which Borders on a Forest; They Cross the Forest Which is Inhabited by Birds; Dante Speaks to Matilda

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:16

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  Drawing

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  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Purgatorio, Canti XXVIII-XXIX. Virgil, Dante, Stazio and Matilda, Walking in the Garden along the River, Continue to Converse; Apparition of the Seven Lights and of the Elders

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:17

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  Drawing

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  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Purgatorio, Canto XXIX-XXX. The Seven Lights, the Twenty-four Elders, and the Griffin; Virgil, Dante, Stazio and Matilda Leave the Forest; They Walk along the River; Virgil Disappears

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:18

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  Drawing

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  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Purgatorio, Canto XXXII. Dante, Stazio and Matilda, and a Further Female Figure (Beatrice?) Looking at the Tree of Eden; Cart Representing the Church with the Prostitute Representing the Roman Curia on it, Dragged by the Giant Representing France

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:19

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  Drawing

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• Purgatorio, Canto XXXIII and Paradiso, Canto I. Dante Drinks from the Eunoe, the Stream of Good Memory; Accompanying Beatrice, Dante Ascends to the Circle of Fire

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:20

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  Drawing

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  Drawings and Prints

  

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• The complaint of James Alexander and William Smith to the committee of the General Assembly of the colony of New-York, &c.

  Alexander, James, 1691-1756.

  [New York : Printed by John Peter Zenger, 1735]

  PML 37782

  Classification

  Book

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  Printed Books

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• Le proprietaire en francoys.

  Bartholomaeus, Anglicus, active 13th century.

  PML 75093

  Classification

  Incunable Collection

  Department

  Printed Books