Index of Alciato Emblems

INDEX OF ALCIATO EMBLEMS FIRST APPEARING IN EDITIONS OTHER THAN 1531 AND 1546

Because of the number of editions involved, students of Alciato's emblems are not always able to check readily simple facts such as their early chronology. The following table lists the emblems which first appeared in the Selecta epigrammata of 1529 and in editions other than the basic collections of 1531 and 1546. At the same time it provides a concordance of these emblems for seven key editions. It is hoped that it will be useful to publish this sort of material on the net, though there may be some difficulty with tables, particularly for those with earlier versions of the software.

The "offensive" emblem, "Adversus naturam peccantes", which first appeared in the Aldine edition, is included because it is not a regular element of early editions. It is present in 1547, in 1548, and in the French of 1549 (p.102), under the heading Luxure, as "Contre les bougres". Mignault gave the text only in a note at end of "Epigrammatum græcorum ... explicatio" of 1577, p.683 and later editions; but it is otherwise excluded until the Paduan edition of 1618.

"Antiquissima quaeque commentitia" and "Vino prudentiam augeri" appear in all editions of 1542 (Latin, French, German), but not in the Latin of 1544, which is a reprint of 1535.

INDEX OF TITLES

The sources used in the table are:

1529 Selecta epigrammata graeca latine versa, ex septem epigrammatum Graecorum libris. Accesserunt omnibus omnium prioribus editionibus ac versibus plus quam quingenta Epigrammata, recens versa, ab Andrea Alciato, Ottomaro Luscinio, ac Iano Cornario Zuiccauiensi (Basle, Io.Bebelii, 1529).
1531 Emblematum liber (Augsburg, H.Steyner, 6 April 1531)
1534 Emblematum libellus (Paris, C.Wechel, 1534)
1546 Emblematum libellus (Venice, Aldus, 1546)
1547 Emblematum libri duo (Lyon, J.de Tournes, 1547)
1548 Emblemata (Lyon, G.Rouille, 1548)
1549 Los Emblemas de Alciato traducidos en rhimas españolas (Lyon, G.Rouille, 1549)
1550 Emblemata (Lyon, G.Rouille, 1550)

	1529	1531	1534	1546	1547	1548	1549	1550
	Page	Fol.	Page	Fol.	N˚	Page	Page	Page

A minimis quoque timendum		C7v	58		I.54	134	77	182
Abies				19v	II.34	163	189	216
Abstinentia						34	243	38
Ad illustrissimum Maximilianum ducem ...		A2r	5		I.1	160	17	7
Adversus naturam peccantes				26v	II.48	66	---[i]	---
Aemulatio impar				37v	II.68	113	226	154
Aëre quandoque salutem redimendam		E3r	90		I.85	120	115	165
Albutii ad Alciatum suadentis ...		B5r	34		I.30	114	51	155
Aliquid mali, propter vicinum malum		D1r	62		I.38	131	81	179
Alius peccat, alius plectitur		D5v	74		I.70	138	97	188
Amicitia etiam post mortem durans		A6r	16		I.12	126	31	172
Amor filiorum	138	C3r	48		I.44	156	66	208
Amuletum Veneris				17v	II.30	64	185	85
Amygdalus				24r	II.43	164	198	224
Anteros, Amor virtutis, alium Cupidinem superans	367	D6v	76		I.72	89	99	120
Anteros, id est amor virtutis	361	E1v	86		I.81	88	110	119
Antiquissima quaeque commentitia			[1542:248][ii]	6r	II.7	145	150	196
Ars Naturam adiuvans[iii]				42r	II.77	79	234	107
Auxilium numquam deficiens	96	C2v	47		I.43	128	65	174
Avaritia				36r	II.65	69	221	92

Bonis à divitibus, nihil timendum		F2r	107		I.101	35	136	39
Bonis auspiciis incipiendum				14v	II.24	104	177	138
Buxus				22r	II.39	164	194	222

Captivus ob gulam	69	E3v	91		I.86	78	116	102
Cavendum à meretricibus				10v	II.16	64	170	84
Concordia		B4r	31		I.27	41	48	46
Concordia insuperabilis				11v	II.18	42	172	47
Concordiae symbolum		A4r	10		I.6	40	24	45
Consiliarii Principum				28r	II.51	118	205	160
Consilio, & virtute Chimaeran superari ...		F2v	108		I.102	17	137	20
Cotonea				20v	II.36	163	191	218
Cuculi				12r	II.19	58	173	68
Cum larvis non luctandum	9	C8v	61		I.38	121	80	166
Cupressus				18r	II.31	162	186	213
Cupresses. Aliud				18r	II.31	162	186	213
Cupressus. Aliud				18r	II.31	162	186	213
Custodiendas virgines		C2r	46		I.42	25	64	28

De Morte, & Amore		D3v	69		I.65	122	89	167
Desidia				35r	II.63	66	219	88
Desidiam abiciendam		A7v	18		I.14	67	33	89
Dicta septem sapientum				32r	II.58	149	213	200
Dives indoctus		E4r	92		I.87	152	117	204
Doctorum agnomina								104
Doctos doctis obloqui nefas esse	103	E8v	105		I.99	143	133	193
Dolus in suos				43r	II.79	50	236	58
Dulcia quandoque amara fieri	74	E4v	95		I.89	90	119	121
Dulcia quandoque amara fieri. Ferè simile ex Theocrito		E4v	95		I.90	91	120	122
Duodecim certamina Herculis				15r	II.25	112	178	149

Ei qui semel sua prodegerit, aliena credi non oportere		E8v	104		I.98	53	132	62
Eloquentia Fortitudine praestantior		E6r	98		I.93	144	124	194
Etiam ferocissimos domari		A3r	8		I.4	32	22	36
Ex arduis perpetuum nomen		B2v	27		I.23	107	44	143
Ex bello pax		C3v	49		I.45	141	67	191
Ex damno alterius, alterius utilitas				8v	II.12	104	165	137
Ex literarum studiis immortalitatem acquiri		C1v	45		I.41	108	63	144
Ex pace ubertas		B1v	23		I.19	142	40	192

Facundia difficilis				13v	II.22	145	175	195
Fatuitas				42v	II.78	60	235	73
Ficta religio				5r	II.5	9	158	12
Fidei symbolum		E6v	100		I.95	12	127	15
Filautia				38v	II.70	60	228	77
Firmissima convelli non posse	10	C8r	60		I.56	44	79	49
Foedera		A2v	6		I.2	13	19	16
Fortuna, Virtutem superans		C1r	44		I.40	98	62	131
Furor, & rabies				27r	II.49	54	203	64

Garrulitas				40r	II.73	61	230	78
Gramen							249	33
Gratiae				5v	II.6	129	159	175
Gratiam referendam		A3v	9		I.5	33	23	37
Gula				36v	II.66	74	222	98

Hedera				21v	II.38	163	193	219

Ignavi				13r	II.21	69	174	91
Ilex				21r	II.37	163	192	220
Illicitum non sperandum	50	A6v	84		I.79	48	108	54
Imparilitas[iv]				17r	II.29	112	184	152
Impossibile	144	E3r	89		I.88	57	114	67
Impudentia						60	244	76
In adulari nescientem		F2v	112		I.106	35	141	42
In adulatores		E4r	93		I.88	52	118	61
In amatores meretricum		B4v	33		I.29	63	50	83
In astrologos		C7r	57		I.53	82	76	113
In aulicos			117		I.111	71	146	94
In avaros		C6r	55		I.51	70	74	93
In avaros, vel quibus melior conditio ab extraneis offertur	83	A6r	15		I.11	73	30	97
In colores				30v	II.56	96	210	128
In Deo laetandum		B6r[v]	36		I.32	7	53	10
In depraehensum		D1v	64		I.60	24	84	27
In desciscentes				8r	II.11	113	164	153
In detractores				16v	II.28	130	183	177
In dies meliora				33v	II.60	47	216	53
In divites publico malo				3r	II.1	72	151	96
In dona hostium	280		119		I.113	133	148	181
In eos qui supra vires quicquam audent		B1v	24		I.20	56	41	66
In eum qui sibi ipsi damnum apparat	65	E5v	96		I.9	59	122	72
In eum qui truculentia suorum perierit	283	D7v	79		I.75	132	102	180
In facilè à virtute desciscentes		C5r	53		I.49	68	72	90
In fidem uxoriam		D2r	65		I.61	153	85	205
In foecunditatem sibi ipsi damnosam		B8v	43[vi]		I.39	155	61	207
In formosam fato praereptam			70		I.66	123	91	168
In fraudulentos				7r	II.9	50	161	57
In garrulum & gulosum				44v	II.82	79	239	103
In illaudata laudantes		B7r	40		I.36	102	58	135
In iuventam				3v	II.2	80	153	108
In momentaneam felicitatem		D5r	72		I.68	103	95	136
In mortem praeproperam			118		I.112	124	147	169
In nothos				15v	II.26	112	180	151
In oblivionem patriae			115		I.109	94	144	125
In occasionem	375	A8r	20		I.16	100	36	133
In parasitos		B3v	30		I.26	76	47	100
In pudoris statuam				4r	II.3	159	154	211
In quatuor tempora anni							245	109
In receptatores siccariorum		E6v	99		I.94	51	126	60
In Senatum boni principis		D1r	63		I.59	116	882	157
In silentium	118	A3r	7		I.3	14	21	17
In simulacrum Spei	50	D8v[vii]	83		I.78	46	105	51
In sordidos				30r	II.55	72	209	95
In statuam Amoris		E7v	102		I.97	92	129	123
In statuam Bacchi		D4r	71		I.67	28	92	31
In studiosum captum Amore		D6r	75		I.71	87	98	118
In subitum terrorem			111		I.105	101	140	134
In temerarios		D3r	68		I.64	55	88	65
In victoriam dolo partam	279	A5r	13		I.9	49	28	56
In vitam humanam	20	E7r	101		I.96	119	128	164
Inanis impetus				44r	II.81	130	238	178
Insani gladius				14r	II.23	139	176	189
Insignia poetarum			113		I.107	146	142	197
Invidia				35v	II.64	61	220	79
Inviolabiles telo Cupidinis		B6r	37		I.33	65	54	86
Ira				38r	II.69	58	227	71
Iusta ultio	44	D7r	78		I.74	136	101	186
Iusta vindicta		B7v	41		I.37	135	59	185

Lascivia				39r	II.71	66	229	87
Laurus				19r	II.33	162	188	225
Laurus. Aliud				19r	II.33	163	188	225
Litera occidit, spiritus vivificat				25r	II.45	148	200	199
Luxuria				34r	I.61	61	217	80
Luxuriosorum opes				7v	II.10	61	163	81

Malè parta, malè dilabuntur				9r	II.13	104	166	140
Maledicentia				37r	II.67	50	223	59
Malus medica				22v	II.40	164	195	221
Maturandum		C6v	56		I.52	23	75	26
Mediolanum				46r	II.84	161	241	8
Mentem, non formam plus pollere		C5r	52		I.48	151	71	203
Morus				24v	II.44	164	199	223
Mulieris famam, non formam, vulgatam esse oportere		F1v	106		I.100	158	135	210
Musicam Diis curae esse			114		I.108	147	143	198
Mutuum auxilium	7	B2r	26		I.22	127	43	173

Nec quaestioni quidem cedendum		D3r	67		I.63	16	87	19
Nec verbo, nec facto quenquam laedendum	365	A7r	17		I.13	30	32	34
Nil reliqui				43v	II.80	104	237	139
Nobiles & generosi				12v	II.20	111	174	148
Non tibi, sed religioni		B7r	39		I.35	10	57	13
Non vulganda consilia		A4v	12		I.8	15	27	18
Numquam procrastinandum				47r	II.85	161	242	9
Nupta contagioso				27v	II.50	159	204	212

Obdurandum adversus urgentia		B3r	28		I.24	39	45	43
Oblivio paupartatis parens							254	74
Obnoxia infirmitas							250	183
Ocni effigies. De his qui meretricibus donant ...		A8v	21		I.17	75	38	99
Omnia mea mecum porto							251	44
Optimus civis		F3r	110		I.104	110	139	146
Opulenti haereditas				45r	II.83	125	240	171
Opulentia tyrrani paupertas subiectorum							252	159

Parem delinquentis, & suasoris culpam esse		C7v	59		I.55	137	78	187
Parvam culinam, duobus ganeonibus non sufficere		B5v [viii]	35		I.31	77	52	101
Parvam culinam, duobus ganeonibus non sufficere Aliud		B5v ⁵	35		I.31	77	[52]	101
Paupertatem summis ingeniis obesse, ne provehantur		A7v	19		I.15	99	35	132
Pax		E1r	85		I.80	140	109	190
Picea				20r	II.35	163	190	217
Pietas filiorum in parentes		D5r	73		I.69	157	96	209
Populus alba				23r	II.41	164	196	226
Potentia amoris	362	D8r	80		I.76	85	103	116
Potentissimus affectus amor	62	A4v	11		I.7	84	25	115
Princeps subditorum incolumitatem procurans		B2r	25		I.21	115	42	156
Principis clementia				37r [ix]	-.-[x]	118	224	161
Prudens, magis quam loquax				41r[xi]	II.75	22	231	25
Prudentes				6v	II.8	21	161	24
Prudentes vino abstinent		C5v	54		I.50	27	73	30
Pudicitia							246	55

Quà Dii vocant eundum		D8v	81		I.77	11	104	14
Quae supra nos, nihil ad nos		B4r	32		I.28	81	49	112
Quercus				18v	II.32	162	187	214
Quercus. Aliud				18v	II.32	162	187	214
Qui alta contemplantur cadere	283	E2v	88		I.83	83	115	114
Quid excessi? Quid admisi? Quid omisi? (1548: Gk +)				29r	II.53	20	207	23
1546: P¨∆ parébjn; tí d’ ‘erexa; tí moi déon ohuk hetelésqj;
1621: Gk + Lapsus ubi? quid feci? aut officii quid omissum est?
Quod non capit Christus, rapit fiscus		D2v	66		I.62	117	86	158

Remedia in arduo, mala in prono esse		E5v	97		I.92	106	123	142
Respublica liberata				26r	II.47	118	202	163
Reverentiam in matrimonio requiri		A5v	14		I.10	154	29	206

Salix				23v	II.42	164	197	215
Salus publica				25v	II.46	118	201	162
Sapientia humana, stultitia est apud Deum				16r	II.27	8	181	11
Scyphus Nestoris				9v	II.14	80	167	110
Semper praesto esse infortunia	49	C4v	51		I.47	105	70	141
Senex puellam amans				10r[xii]	II.15	95	100	117
Signa fortium	250	E2r	87		I.82	36	112	40
Sirenes				4v	II.4	95	156	126
Sobriè vivendum: & non temerè credendum (1550)				28v	II.52	19	206	22
1546: N¨jfe, ka`i mémnish hapisteïn≥ ‘arqra taüta t¨wn fren¨wn.
1621 Sobrius esto, et memineris non temere credere; haec sunt membra mentis
Spes proxima		B6v	38		I.34	45	56	50
Strenuorum immortale nomen				11r	II.17	111	171	147
Submovendam ignorantiam		C3v	50		I.46	150	68	202
Superbia				34v	I.62	60	218	75
Sustine, & abstine				29v	II.54	37	208	41

Tandem, tandem Iustitia obtinet	43	B8r	42		I.38	31	60	35
Temeritas				39v	II.72	54	229	63
Terminus				33r	II.59	125	215	170
Tumulus Ioannis Galeacii Vicecomitis ...	254	F3r	109		I.103	109	138	145
Tumulus meretricis		B3v	29		I.25	62	46	82

Unum nihil, duos plurimùm posse			116[xiii]		I.110	43	145	48

Vel post mortem formidolosi							253	184
Vespertilio							247	69
Vespertilio. Aliud							248	70
Vigilantia, & custodia				31v	II.57	18	212	21
Vino prudentiam augeri			[1542: 246][xiv]	40v	II.74	26	149	29
Virtuti, Fortunae comes		B1r	22		I.18	97	39	130
Vis amoris	368	D7r	77		I.73	86	100	117
Vis naturae				41v	II.76	79	232	106

[i] Present in French (p.102) as “Contre les bougres” under Luxure; no 83 in Held, 1567 as “Die wider die Natur sünden”; no 80 in Marquale as “Sopra Quelli, che peccano contra natura”; not in Daza. Text only in a note at end of “Epigrammatum græcorum ... explicatio” of Mignault 1577, p.683 and later editions; omitted from earlier edition (“fetum abortiuum” – 1571 or 1573?) “tum quod mihi non faceret ad stomachum, tum etiam quia non videbatur castis auribus committenda ...” As noted by Thuilius, who reinstated it in 1621 at no LXXX.

[ii] In all editions of 1542 (Latin, French, German), but not in Latin, 1544, which is a reprint of 1535.

[iii] 1546, 1548, 1549 begin “Ut Fortuna pilae ...” 1547, 1550 begin: “Ut Sphaera, Fortuna ...”

[iv] 1546: Imparitas [sic].

[v] GANYMEDES GANUSQAIMJDESI omitted. Cf. “Unum nihil, duos plurimum posse”.

[vi] In fertilitatem sibi ipsi damnosam.

[vii] Epigram omitted in edition of 28 Feb. (C8v˚[but Emblematisches Cabinet purports to be 26 Feb. 1531; emblem is on D8v - Glasgow copy only?]).

[viii] Two distichs printed as one quatrain.

[ix] Appears with “Maledicentia” under heading “Contra”.

[x] No number; follows II.67, “Maledicentia”.

[xi] Title: Prudens, sed infacundus.

[xii] Line 3: iuuentu [sic, for iuuentus]. 1549 French has same illustration as In fidem uxoriam, illustrating title, or Sophocles & Archippas?

[xiii] The names Ulixes & Diomedes are visible on the figures & a banderole carries the inscription SUNTEDUER COMENO; not present in Rouille picture.

[xiv] See note 2.

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INDEX OF FIRST LINES

The sources used in the table are:

1529 Selecta epigrammata graeca latine versa, ex septem epigrammatum Graecorum libris. Accesserunt omnibus omnium prioribus editionibus ac versibus plus quam quingenta Epigrammata, recens versa, ab Andrea Alciato, Ottomaro Luscinio, ac Iano Cornario Zuiccauiensi (Basle, Io.Bebelii, 1529).
1531 Emblematum liber (Augsburg, H.Steyner, 6 April 1531)
1534 Emblematum libellus (Paris, C.Wechel, 1534)
1546 Emblematum libellus (Venice, Aldus, 1546)
1547 Emblematum libri duo (Lyon, J.de Tournes, 1547)
1548 Emblemata (Lyon, G.Rouille, 1548)
1549 Los Emblemas de Alciato traducidos en rhimas españolas (Lyon, G.Rouille, 1549)
1550 Emblemata (Lyon, G.Rouille, 1550)

	1529	1531	1534	1546	1547	1548	1549	1550
	Page	Fol.	Page	Fol.	N	Page	Page	Page

Abluis Aethiopem, quid frustra? ah dessine, noctis	144	E3r	89		I.88	57	114	67
Absque alis volucres, & cruribus absque puellas				4v	II.4	95	156	126
Advenisse hiemem fringilla renuntiat ales							245	109
Aeacidae Hectoreo perfusum sanguine scutum	43	B8r	42		I.38	31	60	35
Aeacidae moriens percussu cuspidis Hector	9	C8v	61		I.38	121	80	166
Aeacidae tumulum Rhoetaeo in littore cernis				11r	II.17	111	171	147
Aëriam propter creuisse Cucurbita pinum		D5r	72		I.68	103	95	136
Aërio insignis pietate Ciconia nido		A3v	9		I.5	33	23	37
Aetheriis postquam deiecit sedibus Aten		E5v	97		I.92	106	123	142
Aiacis tumulum lacrimis ego perluo virtus	279	A5r	13		I.9	49	28	56
Alcaeam veteres caudam dixere leonis				38r	II.69	58	227	71
Alciatae gentis insignis sustinet Alce				47r	II.85	161	242	9
Aligerum, aligeroque inimicum pinxit Amori	367	D6v	76		I.72	89	99	120
Aligerum fulmen fregit deus aliger, igne	368	D7r	77		I.73	86	100	117
Alma Venus quaenam haec facies, quid denotat illa		F1v	106		I.100	158	135	210
Altilis allectator anas, & caerula pennis				43r	II.79	50	236	58
Altivolam miluus comitatur degener harpam				37v	II.68	113	226	154
Alveolis dum mella legit: percussit Amorem		E4v	95		I.90	91	120	122
Anguibus implicitis geminis caduceus alis		B1r	22		I.18	97	39	130
Anguillas quisquis captat, si limpida verrat				3r	II.1	72	151	96
Ante diem vernam boreali cana palumbes	138	C3r	48		I.44	156	66	208
Antidotum Aeaeae medicata in pocula Circes				13v	II.22	145	175	195
Apta fretis abies in montibus editur altis				19v	II.34	163	189	216
Archilochi tumulo insculptas de marmore vespas				37r	II.67	50	223	59
Arcum laeva tenet: rigidam fert dextera clavam		E6r	98		I.93	144	124	194
Arentem senio, nudam quoque frondibus ulmum		A6r	16		I.12	126	31	172
Arripit ut lapidem catulus, morsuque fatigat		D5v	74		I.70	138	97	188
Aspice ut egregius puerum Iovis alite pictor		B6r [i]	36		I.32	7	53	10
Aspice ut invictus vires auriga leonis	62	A4v	11		I.7	84	25	115
Aspicis aurigam currus Phaëthonta paterni		D3r	68		I.64	55	88	65
Assequitur, Nemesisque virum vestigia servat	365	A7r	17		I.13	30	32	34
Assumpsisse suum volucri ex Meneide nomen							247	69
At picea emittat nullos quod stirpe stolones				20r	II.35	163	190	217
Audent flagriferi matulae, stupidique magistri				16v	II.28	130	183	177
Aurea Caecropias nectebat fibula vestes				12v	II.20	111	174	148
Aurea sunt Veneris poma haec: iucundus amaror				22v	II.40	164	195	221
Auspiciis res coepta malis, bene cedere nescit				14v	II.24	104	177	138

Bacche pater: quis te mortali lumine novit		D4r	71		I.67	28	92	31
Bella gerit scarabeus. & hostem provocat ultro		C7v	58		I.54	134	77	182
Bellerophon (ut fortis eques) superare Chimaeram		F2v	108		I.102	17	137	20
Bellorum coepisse ferunt monumenta vicissim	280		119		I.113	133	148	181
Bina pericla unis effugi sedulus armis	96	C2v	47		I.43	128	65	174
Bituricis vervex, Heduis dat Sucula signum				46r	II.84	161	241	8

Caesareo postquam superatus milite, vidit		C1r	44		I.40	98	62	131
Caesaris exitio, ceu libertate recepta				26r	II.47	118	202	163
Caetera mutescent, coriumque silebit ovillum							253	184
Capra lupum non sponte, meo nunc ubere lacto	65	E5v	96		I.9	59	122	72
Caucasia aeternum pendens in rupe Prometheus		B4r	32		I.28	81	49	112
Cecropia effictam quam cernis in arce Leaenam		D3r	67		I.63	16	87	19
Colchidos in gremio nidum quid congeris? eheu		E8v	104		I.98	53	132	62
Cornicum mira inter se concordia vitae est		A4r	10		I.6	40	24	45
Crediderat platani ramis sua pignora passer		B2v	27		I.23	107	44	143
Cum furit in Venerem: pelagi se in littore sistit		A5v	14		I.10	154	29	206
Cum lupus esuriens mandit cervarius escam							254	74
Cum tacet: haud quicquam differt sapientibus amens	118	A3r	7		I.3	14	21	17
Curculione gruis tumida vir pingitur alvo				36v	II.66	74	222	98
Cur properans foliis praemittis amygdale flores?				24r	II.43	164	198	224
Cur puerum Mors ausa dolis es carpere Amorem?			70		I.66	123	91	168

Debetur Carolo superatis laurea poenis				19r	II.33	163	188	225
Delicias, & moliciem mus creditur albus				39r	II.71	66	229	87
Delphinem invitum me in littora compulit aestus	283	D7v	79		I.75	132	102	180
Delphini insidens vada caerula sulcat Arion	83	A6r	15		I.11	73	30	97
Desidet in modio Essaeus, speculatur & astra				35r	II.63	66	219	88
Dextra tenet lapidem: manus altera sustinet alas		A7v	19		I.15	99	35	132
Dic ubi sunt incurvi arcus? ubi tela Cupido?	361	E1v	86		I.81	88	110	119
Dii meliora piis (Mezenti) cur age sic me				27v	II.50	159	204	212
Dum dormit, dulci recreat dum corpora somno		B1v	24		I.20	56	41	66
Dum iustis patriam Thrasybulus vindicat armis		F3r	110		I.104	110	139	146
Dum residet Cyclops sinuosi in faucibus antri		B7v	41		I.37	135	59	185
Dum saevis ruerent in mutua vulnera telis				8v	II.12	104	165	137
Dum Sophocles (quamvis affecta aetate) puellam				10r	II.15	95	169	127
Dum turdos visco, pedica dum fallit alaudas	283	E2v	88		I.83	83	115	114
Duritie nimia quod sese rumperet ilex				21r	II.37	163	192	220

Ecce puella, viro quae dextra iungitur. Ecce		D2r	65		I.61	153	85	205
Effigies manibus truncae ante altaria divum		D1r	63		I.59	116	82	157
Effuso cernens fugientes agmine turmas			111		I.105	101	140	134
En galea, intrepidus quam miles gesserat: & qua		C3v	49		I.45	141	67	191
En statuae statua, & ductum de marmore marmor				34v	I.62	60	218	75
Errabat socio Mors iuncta Cupidine. secum		D3v	69		I.65	122	89	167
Eruca capripes redimitus tempora Fanuus				34r	I.61	61	217	80
Et pedibus segnis, tumida & propendulus alvo		E3r	90		I.85	120	115	165
Et toleranda homini tristis fortuna ferenda est				29v	II.54	37	208	41
Exiliens infans sinuosi e faucibus anguis		A2r	5		I.1	160	17	7
Exprimit humentes, quas iam madefecerat antè		D2v	66		I.62	117	86	158

Funesta est arbor, procerum monumenta cupressus				18r	II.31	162	186	213

Gentiles clypeos sunt qui in Iovis alite gestant			113		I.107	146	142	197
Glande aluit veteres, sola nunc proficit umbra				18v	II.32	162	187	214
Gramineam Fabio patres tribuere corollam							249	33
Grandibus e spicis tenues contexere corollas		B1v	23		I.19	142	40	192
Grata Iovi est quercus, qui nos servatque, fovetque				18v	II.32	162	187	214
Haec Bacchus pater, & Pallas communiter ambo			[1542: 246][ii]	40v	II.74	26	149	29
Haec habeas: septem Sapientum effingere dicta				32r	II.58	149	213	200
Hanc citharam, a lembi quae forma haleutica fertur		A2v	6		I.2	13	19	16
Haud quaquam arrescens hederae est arbuscula, Cisso				21v	II.38	163	193	219
Herculeos crines bicolor quod populus ornet				23r	II.41	164	196	226
Herculeos spurii semper celebretis honores				15v	II.26	112	180	151
Heroum genitos, & magnum fertur Achillem				28r	II.51	118	205	160
Heu miser in mediis sitiens stat Tantalus undis				36r	II.65	69	221	92
Humani quod splen est corporis, in populi re							252	159
Hunnus inops Scythicique, miserrimus accola ponti							251	44

Iam dudum missa patria, oblitusque tuorum			115		I.109	94	144	125
Iamdudum quacunque fugis te persequor: at nunc		D1v	64		I.60	24	84	27
Iane bifrons, qui iam transacta, futuraque calles				6v	II.8	21	161	24
Icare per superos qui raptus & aëra, donec		C7r	57		I.53	82	76	113
Ignavi ardeolam stellarem effingere servi				13r	II.21	69	174	91
Immersus studiis, dicundo & iure peritus		D6r	75		I.71	87	98	118
Impiger haud cessat funem contexere sparto		A8v	21		I.17	75	38	99
In bellum civile duces cum Roma pararet		B4r	31		I.27	41	48	46
Index moestitiae est pullus color: utimur omnes				30v	II.56	96	210	128
Indicat effigies metae, nomenque Cupressi				18r	II.31	162	186	213
Ingentes Galatum semermi milite turmas		B7r	40		I.36	102	58	135
Ingressa vulpes In Choragi pergulam		C5r	52		I.48	151	71	203
Inguina dente fero suffosum Cypris Adonin				17v	II.30	64	185	85
In modicis nihil est quod quis lucretur: & unum		B5v [iii]	35		I.31	77	52	101
Innumeris agitur respublica nostra procellis		B6v	38		I.34	45	56	50
In praeceps rapitur, frustra quoque tendit habenas				39v	II.72	54	229	63
Instantis quod signa canens det gallus ëoi				31v	II.57	18	212	21
In tenui spes nulla lucri est: unoque residunt		B5v	35		I.31	77	[52]	[101]
In trivio mons est lapidum: supereminet illi		D8v	81		I.77	11	104	14
Isidis effigiem tardus gestabat asellus		B7r	39		I.35	10	57	13
Italicae Samius sectae celeberrimus auctor				29r	II.53	20	207	23
Iunctus contiguo Marius mihi pariete: nec non		F2r	107		I.101	35	136	39

Laertae genitum, genitum quoque Tydeos una			116[iv]		I.110	43	145	48
Latronum furumque, manus tibi Scaeva per urbem		E6v	99		I.94	51	126	60
Limine quod caeco, obscura & caligine monstrum		A4v	12		I.8	15	27	18
Locrensis posuit tibi Delphice Phoebe cicadam			114		I.108	147	143	198
Loripedem sublatum humeris fert lumine captus[v]	7	B2r	26		I.22	127	43	173
Ludebant parili tres olim aetate puellae	49	C4v	51		I.47	105	70	141
Ludibrium pueris lapides iacientibus, hoc me		B8v	43		I.39	155	61	207
Lunarem noctu (ut speculum) canis inspicet orbem				44r	II.81	130	238	178
Lysippi hoc opus est, Sycion cui patria. Tu quis?	375	A8r	20		I.16	100	36	133

Marmoreae in tumulis una stat parte columnae						34	243	38
Matre procul licta, paulum secesserat infans	74	E4v	95		I.89	90	119	121
Maturare iubent propere, & cunctarier omnes		C6v	56		I.52	23	75	26
Miluus edax, nimiae quem nausea torserat escae				9r	II.13	104	166	140
Miraris nostro quod carmine diceris Otus				42v	II.78	60	235	73
Moris vetusti est, aliqua professoribus								104
Natus uterque Iovis, tener atque imberbis uterque				3v	II.2	80	153	108
Ne credas ne (Epicharmus ait) non sobrius esto				28v	II.52	19	206	22
Nec dirus te vincat amor, neu foemina mentem		B6r	37		I.33	65	54	86
Neptuni tubicen, cuius pars ultima cetum		C1v	45		I.41	108	63	144
Nestoreum geminis cratera hunc accipe fundis				9v	II.14	80	167	110
Nititur in pondus palmam, & consurgit in arcum		B3r	28		I.24	39	45	43
Noctua Cecropiis insignia praestat Athenis				41r	II.75	22	231	25
Nudus Amor viden' ut ridet, placidumque tuetur?	362	D8r	80		I.76	85	103	116

Oceanus quamvis fluctus pater excitet omnes	10	C8r	60		I.56	44	79	49
Ora gerit clypeus rabiosi picta leonis				27r	II.49	54	203	64

Pana colunt gentes, (naturam hoc dicere rerum est)				41v	II.76	79	232	106
Parva lacerta, atris stellatus corpora guttis				7r	II.9	50	161	57
Parva velut limax Remora spreto impete venti		C5r	53		I.49	68	72	90
Patroclum falsis rapiunt hinc Troës in armis				45r	II.83	125	240	171
Pellenae senex, cui forma est histrica, Proteu			[1542: 248]¹	6r	II.7	145	150	196
Penelope desponsa sequi cupiebat Ulyssem				4r	II.3	159	154	211
Per medios hosteis patriae, cum ferret ab igne		D5r	73		I.69	157	96	209
Perpetuo viridis, crispoque cacumine buxus				22r	II.39	164	194	222
Phoebigena erectis Epidaurius insidet aris				25v	II.46	118	201	162
Pisciculos aurata rapit medio aequore sardas							250	183
Plus solito humanae nunc defle incommoda vitae	20	E7r	101		I.96	119	128	164
Poma novis tribui debere Cydonia nuptis				20v	II.36	163	191	218
Porphirio domini si incestet in aedibus uxor							246	55
Praeconem lituo perflantem classica, victrix		C7v	59		I.55	137	78	187
Praescia venturi laurus fert signa salutis				19r	II.33	162	188	215
Pro tumulo pone Italiam, pone arma, Ducesque	254	F3r	109		I.103	109	138	145
Pube tenus mulier, succinta latrantibus infra						60	244	76
Pulchra coma est, pulchro digestaeque ordine frondes				18r	II.31	162	186	213

Quadratum infoditur firmissima tessera saxum				33r	II.59	125	215	170
Quae dea tam laeto suspectans sidera vultu?	50	D8v [vi]	83		I.78	46	105	51
Quae dedit hos fructus arbor, coelo advena nostro		B5r	34		I.30	114	51	155
Quae rostro (clystere velut) sibi proluit alvum				30r	II.55	72	209	95
Quae te causa movet volucris Saturnia, magni	250	E2r	87		I.82	36	112	40
Quid dicam? quonam hoc compellem nomine monstrum				16r	II.27	8	181	11
Quid matutinos Progne mihi garrula somnos				40r	II.73	61	230	78
Quid me vexatis rami? sum Palladis arbor		C5v	54		I.50	27	73	30
Quid rapis heu Progne vocalem saeva Cicadam	103	E8v	105		I.99	143	133	193
Quisquis iners abeat. Nam in Choenice figere sedem		A7v	18		I.14	67	33	89
Quis sit amor, plures olim cecinere Poëtae		E7v	102		I.97	92	129	123
Quis tumulus? Cuia urna? Ephyraeae est Laidos, ah, non		B3v	29		I.25	62	46	82
Qui teneras forma allexit, torsitque puellas			118		I.112	124	147	169
Quod fine egregios turpi maculaveris orsus				8r	II.11	113	164	153
Quod frugisperdem salicem vocitarit Homerus				23v	II.42	164	197	215
Quod monstrum id? Sphinx est. Cur candida virginis ora		C3v	50		I.46	150	68	202
Quod nimium tua forma tibi Narcisse placebat				38v	II.70	60	228	77
Quos tibi donamus, fluviales accipe cancros		B3v	30		I.26	76	47	100

Raptabat torrens ollas, quarum una metallo		D1r	62		I.38	131	81	179
Raptabat volucres captum pede corvus in auras	44	D7r	78		I.74	136	101	186
Regali residens meretrix pulcherrima sella				5r	II.5	9	158	12
Regnatorque penus, mensaeque arrosor herilis	69	E3v	91		I.86	78	116	102
Roboris invicti superat facundia laudes				15r	II.25	112	178	149
Romanum postquam eloquium, Cicerone perempto		A3r	8		I.4	32	22	36
Rostra novo mihi setigeri suis obtulit anno				33v	II.60	47	216	53
Rupibus aëreis, summique crepidine saxi				7v	II.10	61	163	81
Ruricolas, agreste genus, plerique cuculos				12r	II.19	58	173	68

Scilicet hoc deerat, post tot mala denique nostris				43v	II.80	104	237	139
Scire cupis dominos toties cur Thessalis ora		F2v	112		I.106	35	141	42
Semper hiat, semper tenuem qua vescitur auram		E4r	93		I.88	52	118	61
Septitius populos inter dictissimus omnes		C6r	55		I.51	70	74	93
Serior at Morus numquam nisi frigore lapso				24v	II.44	164	199	223
Setigeri medius stabat gregis ensifer Aiax				14r	II.23	139	176	189
Sole satae Circes tam magna potentia fertur				10v	II.16	64	170	84
Spes simul, & Nemesis nostris altaribus adsunt	50	A6v	84		I.79	48	108	54
Squallida vipereas manducans foemina carnes				35v	II.64	61	220	79
Stet depictus Honos Tyrio velatus amictu		E6v	100		I.95	12	127	15

Tergeminos inter fuerat concordia fratres				11v	II.18	42	172	47
Titanii quoties conturbant aequora fratres		B2r	25		I.21	115	42	156
Tranat aquas residens precioso in vellere Phrixus		E4r	92		I.87	152	117	204
Tres Charites Veneri assistunt, dominamque sequuntur				5v	II.6	129	159	175
Turpe quidem factu, sed et est res improba dictu				26v	II.48	66	---[vii]	---
Turrigeris humeris, dentis quoque barrus eburni		E1r	85		I.80	140	109	190

Ut Fortuna pilae, cubo sic insidet Hermes				42r		79	234
Ut Sphaera, Fortuna, cubo sic insidet Hermes					II.77			107
Ut sublime volans tenuem secat aëra falco				17r	II.29	112	184	152

Vana Palatinos quos educat aula clientes			117		I.111	71	146	94
Vera haec effigies innuptae est Palladis: eius		C2r	46		I.42	25	64	28
Vesparum quod nulla umquam Rex spicula figet				37r	-.-[viii]	118	224	161
Vespere quae tantum volitat, quae lumine lusca est							248	70
Villosae indutus piscator tegmina caprae		B4v	33		I.29	63	50	83
Vipereos Cadmus dentes ut credidit arvis				25r	II.45	148	200	199
Voce boat torva, praelargo est gutture, rostrum				44v	II.82	79	239	103

[i] GANYMEDES GANUSQAIMJDESI omitted. Cf. “Unum nihil, duos plurimum posse”.

[ii] In all editions of 1542 (Latin, French, German), but not in Latin, 1544, which is a reprint of 1535.

[iii] Two distichs printed as one quatrain.

[iv] The names Ulixes & Diomedes are visible on the figures & a banderole carries the inscription SUNTEDUER COMENO; not present in Rouille picture.

[v] Mutuum auxilium, based on Ausonius.

[vi] Epigram omitted in edition of 28 Feb. (C8v˚).

[vii] Present in French (p.102) as “Contre les bougres” under Luxure. Text only in a note at end of “Epigrammatum græcorum ... explicatio” of Mignault 1577, p.683 and later editions; omitted from earlier edition (“fetum abortiuum” – 1571 or 1573?) “tum quod mihi non faceret ad stomachum, tum etiam quia non videbatur castis auribus committenda ...” As noted by Thuilius, who reinstated it in 1621 at no LXXX.

[viii] No number; follows II.67.

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