Classical images – Greek Pegasus
Red-figure kylix crater Attic Red-figure kylix Triptolemus Painter, c. 460 BC attr Skythes, c. 510 BC Edinburgh, National Museums of Scotland Boston, MFA (source: theoi.com)
Faliscan black pottery kylix Athena with Pegasus on shield Black-figure water jar (Perseus on neck, Pegasus with Etrurian, attr. the Sokran Group, c. 350 BC Athenian black-figure amphora necklace of bullae (studs) and wings on feet, Centaur) London, The British Museum (1842.0407) attr. Kleophrades pntr., 5th C BC From Vulci, attr. Micali painter, c. 510-500 BC 1 New York, Metropolitan Museum of ART (07.286.79) London, The British Museum (1836.0224.159) Classical images – Greek Pegasus
Pegasus Pegasus Attic, red-figure plate, c. 420 BC Source: Wikimedia (Rome, Palazzo Massimo exh)
2 Classical images – Greek Pegasus
Pegasus London, The British Museum Virginia, Museum of Fine Arts exh (The Horse in Art)
Pegasus Red-figure oinochoe Apulian, c. 320-10 BC 3 Boston, MFA Classical images – Greek Pegasus
Silver coin (Pegasus and Athena) Silver coin (Pegasus and Lion/Bull combat) Corinth, c. 415-387 BC Lycia, c. 500-460 BC London, The British Museum (Ac RPK.p6B.30 Cor) London, The British Museum (Ac 1979.0101.697)
Silver coin (Pegasus protome and Warrior (Nergal?)) Silver coin (Arethusa and Pegasus Levantine, 5th-4th C BC Graeco-Iberian, after 241 BC London, The British Museum (Ac 1983, 0533.1) London, The British Museum (Ac. 1987.0649.434) 4 Classical images – Greek (winged horses) Pegasus
Helios (Sol-Apollo) in his chariot Eos in her chariot Attic kalyx-krater, c. 430 BC Attic red-figure stamnos (attr Stamnos painter) London, The British Museum (E 466) c. 440 BC London, The British Museum (1959.0301.5)
5 Classical images – Greek (Bellerophon myth) Pegasus
Pegasus attacking the Chimera Bellerophon spearing the Chimera Bellerophon spearing the Chimera Laconian black-figure kylix Baltimore Painter, second half 4th C BC Attic red-figure epinetron attr. Boread painter, c. 570-65 BC Rome, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme 425-20 BC Los Angeles, Getty Museum Credit: www.ancient.edu (Carole Raddato) CC BY-SA 2.5 Acc. 85 AE 121
Bellerophon and the Chimera Bellerophon and the Chimera Attic black-figure cup from Camirus Proto-Corinthian aryballos attr. Heidelberg painter, c. 560-50 BC from Thebes, c. 650 BC Paris, Musée du Louvre (ac. A 478) Boston, MFA source: Theoi.com 6 Classical images – Greek (Bellerophon myth) Pegasus
Bellerophon spearing the Chimera Bellerophon spearing the Chimera Bellerophon spearing the Chimera From Leos (Cycladic?), 490-470 BC Terracotta flask, Apulia, c. 300-250 BC Fragm. of red-figure oinochoe London, The British Museum (1842, 0728.1135) London, The British Museum Apulian, c. 350-40 BC n.b. – no wings (GR. 1867.5-8.647) Boston, MFA (10.204)
Bellerophon spearing the Chimera Bellerophon spearing the Chimera Bellerophon hands letter to Proitus Athenian red-figure pelike (attrib Barclay pntr), credit: Wikimedia Commons – Jastrow 2006 Apoulian red-figure stamnos, c. 400 BC c. 440 BC (Ac G 535) 7 Boston, MFA (00.349a) Paris, Musée du Louvre (credit Flickr-Egisto Sani) Classical images – Greek (Bellerophon myth) Pegasus
Bellerophon attacking the Chimera Bellerophon on Pegasus – hunting? Pebble mosaic, c. 300-270 BC Greek, 6th C BC Rhodes Museum location unknown Source: Wikimedia Common (TobyJ) source: Warburg Institute Iconographic Database
8 Classical images – Greek (Bellophon myth) Pegasus
Bellerophon spearing the Chimera Bellerophon and Peegasus London, British Museum Attic red-figure epinetron Attic red-figure askos, c. 420-10 BC 425-20 BC Kiel, Antikensammlung (B. 571) CC BY-SA 2.5 Paris, Musée du Louvre source: Theoi.com
9 Classical images – Greek (birth of Pegasus from Medusa’s blood) Pegasus
Perseus and the birth of Pegasus Running Gorgon, headless Medusa and small Pegasus Attic bilingual white ground lekythos Black-figure pouring bowl with 3 handles attr. Diosphos Painter, c. 500-450 BC Boiotia (Thebes), late 5th C BC New York, Metroloitan Museum of Art Boston MFA (Ac 01.8070) (1070)
10 Classical images – Greek (birth of Pegasus and Chrysaor from Medusa’s blood) Pegasus
The birth of Pegasus and Chrysaor The birth of Pegasus and Chrysaor Etruscan Athenian black-figure pyxis, 6ht C BC Munich Paris, Musée du Louvre (Ca 2588)
The birth of Pegasus and Chrysaor Sarcophagus from Golgoi (Cyprus) 11 Classical images – Greek and Roman (Hippocrene spring) Pegasus
Pegasus at the Hippocrene Spring Pegasus at the Hippocrene Spring Apulian red-figure krater fragment Silver denarius, dated 79-80 AD (Domitian) c. 360-350 BC Source: Wikimedia Commons ( ancientcointraders.com) Tampa, Tampa Museum of Art (86.104) source: theoi.com
12 Classical images – Greek Pegasus
Phrygian terracotta plaque Terracotta relief (fragment) From Anatolia, c. 550-500 BC From Sardis (Acropolis), 6th C BC source: Hixenbaugh Ancient Art Location unknown Gallery, NYC source: Warburg Iconographic Database
13 Classical images – Greek (rhytons) Pegasus
Protome of Pegasus on rhyton Protome of Pegasus on rhyton Protome of Pegasus on rhyton New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art found in village of Vazovo (Razgrad) Bulgaria, Scythian, found in Ulyap (Adygea) 5th-4th C BC 5th C BC credit: Pintertest (Bugaria-Thracian treasures/ Moscow, Museum of Oriental Art Suzanne Scott) -
14 Classical images – Greek (rhytons) Pegasus
Protome of Pegasus on rhyton Protome of Pegasus on rhyton Apulian, 399-300 BC Thracian, end 4th C BC Univ Pennsylvania Museum (Ac MS 2250) Prague, National Gallery, Kinsky Palace (ac NM-HM10.1407)
15 Classical images – Etruscan Pegasus
Tomb relief Etruscan, 5th- 1st C BC Chiusi, Museo nazionale Etrusco
16 Classical images – Roman Pegasus
Cast of Corinthian column Capital with Pegasus protome From Forum of Augustus, Temple From Kathisma Hippodrome, first half 6th C BC of Mars Ultor Istanbul, Archeological Museum (inv. 2404T) late 18th -early 19th C London, Royal Academy of Arts
17 Classical images – Roman Pegasus
Pegasus on oil lamp Pegasus on an oil lamp Pegasus – furniture/utensil ornament 1st C AD Roman, 90-150 AD From the Oarcle to Zeus, Dodona (Epirus) source: Pinterest (Jeh (JE) Bruce London, The British Museum 6th C BC (Ac. 1866.0716.3) Paris, Musée du Loiuvre
Bronze fitting Copper alloy coin (anonymous) Capricorn and Pegasus from the Towneley Collection Roman Republican, c. 275-70 BC Insignia of Legio II Augusta, found in Benwell, London, The British Museum London, The British Museum Northumberland, 1-2 C AD (Ac. 1814.0704.1564) date (?) (Ac. R12184) London, The British Museum (OA 250) 18 Classical images – Roman (Bellerophon and Pegasus) Pegasus
Pegasus and Bellerophon with Chimera Pegasus and Bellerophon with Chimera from Palmyra, 3rd C AD Nimes, Archaeological Museum source: theoi.com source: theoi.com
Pegasus and Bellerophon with Chimera (det) Bellerophon watering Pegasus sarcophagus, Roman, 240-50 AD Roma, 117-18 Rome, Villa Doria Pamphili caino facade Rome, Palazzo Spada 19 Classical images – Roman Pegasus
Diana in her bath Fragment of wall painting Fragment of wall painting Volubilis Rome, Palazzo Massimo from Pompeii, 1st C AD London, The British Museum (Ac 1856.1226.1633)
20 Classical images – Roman Pegasus
Pegasus with nymphs/Muses From Sebratha Tripoli Museum
Pegasus Sol-Apollo riding Pegasus and one of the Gemini(?) Roman Spain, 2nd C AD Romano-British, 2-3rd CAD Cordoba, Museo Arch. Corbridge Museum (cf. Toynbee 1962, pl. 95) 21 Classical images – Roman Pegasus
The Grand Camée de France Roman, 23-29 AD (Tiberius) Paris, BnF, Dépt de Monnaies, etc.
22 Classical images – late Roman Pegasus
Bellerophon and the Chimera Pegasus from Hinton St Mary Coptic wool tapestry fragment, 7-8th C th Romano-British, 4 C AD Boston MFA (36.579) London, The British Museum (Ac 1965.0409.1)
Ivory panel of Bellerophon and the Chimera late Roman, 5th C AD London, The British Museum th Bellerophon and the Chimera ‘Sabina’s shawl’, Coptic (from Antinoë), 5 C (Ac. 1856.0623.2) 23 Lullingstone, Kent, mid-4th C AD Paris, Musée du Louvre (A23902) Classical images – Persian, etc Pegasus
Two males with winged horses (Dioscuri? Bellerophon?) Roundels with confronting winged horses Silver with mercury gilding Silk twill textile fragment Sasanian, 5th-6th C AD Persian (Sassanian), 5th-8th C AD New York, The Metropolitan Museum (Ac 63.152) Sarikhani Collection (GB)
24 Classical globes Pegasus
Naples, Farnese Atlas (inverted) © Petr Hadrava (inverted) Bentley’s Manilius n.b. – straight cut-off, wings raised, both front legs extended
Paris, Kugel Globe (inverted) Mainz globe (inverted) (drawing © Kunzl) n.b. – curved cut-off, no wings, legs n.b. – winged, curved cut-off, circle on nose, legs tucked under extended 25 Germanicus mss Pegasus
I. = z stemma
missing from manuscript
Leiden, Univbibl Boulogne-sur-Mer, Bibl. Mun. Bern, Burgerbibl, Voss lat 4° 79 Ms 188 Ms 88 n.b. – wings raised, legs extended, curved same same cut-off
vs. planisphere – winged, legs extended vs. planisphere – same 26 Germanicus mss Pegasus II and III. = O stemma (O1 or ν ) II. III.
Basle, OBU Aberystwyth, NLW vs. planisphere Ms AN.IV . 18 Ms 735 C n.b. – no wings, legs extended, wavy cut- n.b. – wings raised, feet extended, O at cut-off n.b. – wings on either side of body, off headband, mouth open, legs extended, wavy cut-off
vs. planisphere n.b. – as a hump-backed porcine creature vs. schema vs. winter hemisphere with large ears ? resembles Taurus, no wings no wings, legs extended, wavy cut-off 27 Germanicus mss Pegasus
IV. = O stemma (O2 or μ ) Va. = O stemma (O2 or μ = Siciliensis)
Cologny, Bib Bodmer NY, Pierpont Morgan Libr Cod lat 7 Ms M 389 n.b. – similar, band at cut-off, same mouth open Vb.
Madrid, Bib nac Ms 19 (16) Vatican, BAV n.b. – wings raised, feet extended, tree-ring cut-off Barb lat 76 same 28 Germanicus mss = ‘Siciliensis’ Pegasus
VI.
London BL Egerton 1050 similar VII.
London BL Naples, Bib naz Add 15819 XIV D 37 29 n.b. -- similar, but legs outstretched same Germanicus mss ( = ‘Siciliensis’) Pegasus
VIIIa.
Madrid Bib Nac Vatican, BAV Vienna, Schottenstift Ms 8282 Barb lat 77 Ms 51 n.b. – similar, one leg bent similar, but both legs bent similar, both legs bent
30 Germanicus mss ( = ‘Siciliensis’) Pegasus
VIIIb. VIIIc. IX.
Vatican,BAV Florence, Bibl Laurenziana Montpellier Urb lat 1358 Plut 89 sup 43 Ms H 452 same similar, but curved cut-off and set in clouds n.b. – reversed, standing with one leg bent, bridle
31 Ps-Eratosthenes Pegasus
Planisphere similar, but without neck ornament, curved wing or and cut- off band
Vatican BAV, Vat grec 1087 winter hemisphere n.b. – wings separated with odd curve of left wing, netting around similar, without neck ornament or curved wing neck, legs, outstretched, band at cut-off 32 Cicero Pegasus
missing from manuscript missing from manuscript
London, BL London, BL London, BL Harley 647 Harley 647 – planisphere Harley 2506 n.b. – winged, legs pulled up
33 Cicero Pegasus
missing from manuscript missing from manuscript missing from manuscript
London, BL London, BL Gottweig, Cotton ms Tib B.V., pars 1 Cotton Ms Tib C. 1 Stiftsbibl Ms 7
38 Revised Aratus Latinus Pegasus
I.
Dresden, Landesbibl. Paris BN Prague, Univbibl Ms D C 183 – Lat 12957 Ms IX. C. 6 (1717) n.b. – single wing visible, legs extended, oval n.b. – two wings visible, left leg raised, n.b. – similar, mouth open cut-off tongue out
missing from ms
Dresden – winter hemisphere Paris – winter hemisphere Prague – winter hemisphere n.b. – winged, legs extended n.b. – winged, legs crossing, mouth open 35 Revised Aratus Latinus Pegasus
Ia.
St Gallen, Stiftsbibl St Gallen, Stiftsbibl Ms 902 Ms 250 n.b. – similar, two wings, legs extended, oval cut-off similar, dots on wings
winter hemisphere winter hemisphere same same 36 Revised Aratus Latinus Pegasus
Ib.
missing in manuscript
Gottweig, Stiftsbibl. hemisphere Ms 7 (146) n.b. – two wings, legs bent, straight cut-off
missing in manuscript
Siena, Bib com hemisphere Ms L. IV. 25 n. b. -- same 37 Revised Aratus Latinus Pegasus
I. (distant relative)
Paris BN Munich, Staatsbibl. Vatican, BAV n.a. 1614 Clm 560 Reg lat 1324 n.b. – similar, but curved cut-off n.b. – similar, but body ends in a curl n.b. – reversed, legs crossed, huge wings, band at cut-off
image missing from manuscript
winter hemisphere winter hemisphere winter hemisphere n.b. – similar, wings as lines n.b. – legs crossed 38 Revised Aratus Latinus Pegasus
II.
Cologne, Dombibliothek Ms 83.11 n.b. – faces left, legs extended, oval cut-off with band
39 ps-Bede, De signis caeli Pegasus
I.
Oxford, Bodleian Library Venice, Bib Marciana Laud misc 644 Ms VIII, 22 n.b. – faces left, turns head back, n.b. – full horse, almost biting wing crosses ankles, oval cut off
Padua, Bibl Antoniona Paris BN Ms Anton 27 lat. 14754 n.b. – similar, but straight cut-off and n.b. – more like Oxford 40 note odd right wing ps-Bede, De signis caeli Pegasus
Ia.
Dijon Bib mun, Ms 488 n.b. – facing left, head turned back to bite wing, legs extended, curved cut-off
41 ps-Bede, De signis caeli Pegasus
IIa.
Paris, BN Paris, BN Lat 5543 Lat 5239 n.b. – faces right, dips head in front of wing, mouth open, n.b. – similar, but more crude, possible legs extended, oval cut-off band on forehead, straight cut-off with band
42 ps-Bede, De signis caeli Pegasus
IIb.
Klosterneuburg, Vatican, BAV Zwettl, Stiftskirche Stiftskirche, Ms 685 Vat lat 643 Ms 296 n.b. – faces right, eats from bowl, n.b. – similar , but ‘bowl’ more circular n.b. – similar legs extended, oval cut-off
43 ps-Bede, De signis caeli Pegasus
III.
Laon Rouen, Bib mun, Ms 422 Bibl mun, 26 n.b. – faces right, legs extended, confused cut-off n.b. – fragmentary, one wing forward
44 ps-Bede, De signis caeli Pegasus
Singletons
Amiens Durham, Cathedral Libr Freiburg-im-Bresgau Bibl mun, Ms 222 Hunter 100 Ms 35 n.b. – very rough, lion-like protome n.b. – horse emerging from a n.b. – faces right, mouth open, legs extended, curve (?), ankles crossed mouth ends in a curl open in front of left wing
45 ps-Bede, De signis caeli Pegasus
Singletons
Montecassino, Badia, Ms 3 n.b. – faces right, legs extended, wings begin surrounding shoulder, oval cut-off
46 De ordine ac positione Pegasus
Ia.
Berlin, Staatsbibl Monza, Bib capit Ms F. 9/176 Ms lat 130 (Phill 1832) (246) n.b. – faces right, mouth open, legs extended, n.b. -- similar wings raised, bulbous cut-off
Berlin planisphere winter hemisphere n.b. – similar Ms F. 9/176 (246) n.b. – odd beast with two horns and wings on head, 47 curled cut-off De ordine ac positione Pegasus
Ia. Ib.
Madrid, Bib Nac Vatican BAV, Ms 3307 Vat lat 645 n.b. – faces right, two wings raised, legs n.b. – faces left, single wing raised, legs extended, extended, curved cut-off curved cut-off
48 De ordine ac positione Pegasus
II.
Munich, Staatsbibl. Ms clm 210 Vienna, ONB n.b. – faces left, full horse without wings Vindob 387 same
planisphere n.b. – as a bull protome? 49 De ordine ac positione Pegasus
III.
missing from manuscript
Austin TX, Harry Ransom, Paris BN St Petersburg, Nat Libr Univ of Texas, Ms 29 lat n.a. 1614 Ms Q v IX, no 2 n.b. – cut-off by page, faces right, legs n.b. – faces left, similar but wings lowrered extended, wings raised and cut-off curved like wing
50 De ordine ac positione Pegasus
IV.
Paris BN Vatican BAV, lat 12117 Reg lat 309 n.b.– faces right, mouth open, legs bent, cut-off n.b. – same curled under
51 De ordine ac positione Pegasus V.
Los Angeles, Getty Mus Paris BN, Ludwig XII, 5 lat 8663 n.b. – faces right, ¾ horse, no wings, left foot raised, n.b. – emerges from oval shape (?) set in front of oval cut-off rocks (?), winged, mouth open, legs extended Singletons
missing from manuscript
Vienna, ONB Reykjavik Vindob 12600 Ms 1812 n.b. – faces right, two wings, legs 52 extended, cut-off ends in curl Hyginus Pegasus Ia.
S Paul im Lavantthal Florence, Bibl Laurenziana Leiden, Univ-blbl Ms 16/1 (XXV. 4. 20) Ms Plut 29.30 Voss 8°18 n.b. – faces left, snub-nosed, legs straight, n.b. – same n.b. – similar, but wings structured two wings, multiple bands at cut-off differently
53 Hyginus Pegasus
Ib.
Wolfenbüttel, Herz Aug London BL Ms 18. 16. Aug 4° Arundel 339 n.b. – faces left, snub-nosed, two wings raised, n.b. -- similar, but reversed curved legs, cut-off ends in curl
54 Hyginus Pegasus
Ic. (singleton) II. (singleton)
Vienna ONB Leiden Univ-bibl Vindob 51 Voss lat 4° 92 n.b. – faces right, wings from elbows and one n.b. – full horse, no wings faces right forward, one backward, legs extended, band at cut- off
54 Hyginus Pegasus
III.
Leiden Univ-bibl Vatican BAV planisphere Voss lat 8° 15 Reg lat 123 n.b.. – without wings n.b. – faces right, wings separated, mouth open, n.b.. – see Pegasus with ‘bowl’ in Ps-Bede – legs extended, oval cut-off (see ps. Bede Paris lat Kloseterneuberg and Zwettl 5543 and 5239)
54 Hyginus Pegasus IV.
Oxford, Bodleian Libr Oxford, Bodleian Libr Bodley 614 Digby 83 (SC 1684) n.b. – faces right, full horse, 2 wings raised n.b. – same
57 Hyginus Pegasus
V. (singleton)
Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery Ms 734 n.b. – faces right, two wings raised, legs extended, cut-off end sin curl
58 Hyginus Pegasus VI. (singleton)
Berlin, Staatsbibl. Ms 8° 44 (Rose 962) n.b. – faces left, single wing visible, legs extended, emerges from clouds VI- related: German Star Books (‘secundum Hyginum’)
?
Lyon, Bib mun, Pal des Lyon, Bib mun Munich, Staatsbibl Arts 45 Ms 172 Germ 595 59 reversed, two wings closer to Berlin 8° 44, with ‘ruffle ’at cut-off Hyginus Pegasus
VI- related: German Star Books (‘secundum Hyginum’)
Munich, Staatsbibl Vatican BAV Vatican BAV Clm 59 Pal.lat. 1369 Pal.lat. 1389 n.b. – faces left, single wing, like Munich 595 similar straight cut-off
Wolfenbüttel Herz Aug Guelf 81 24 Aug 2 n.b. – 3 times = two face left, curved right leg, two wings, extended serpentine tail, other is full horse facing right 60 Hyginus Pegasus
VII. (singleton) VIII. (singleton)
missing from manuscript
London BL, Munich, Staatsbibl. Roy Ms 13. A. XI Clm 10270 n.b. – full horse set vertically, two wings, mouth open, front legs bent, frilly band around waist
61 Hyginus Pegasus IXa.
Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Mus Florence, BN Ms 260 Magl XI. 141 n.b. – faces right, bridle, legs extended, similar, with feathered wings bat wings, cut –off not visible
Milan, Bibl. Ambrosiana Oxford, Bodleian Libr T. 47 sup Can. class lat 179 similar, but walks to left same 62 Hyginus Pegasus IXa (cont’d.)
missing from manuscript
Siena, Bib com Vatican, BAV Vatican, BAV Verona, Bibl capitolare Ms L. VI. 25 Vat lat 3109 Vat lat 3109 Ms CCLXI n.b. – facing right, bridle n.b. – similar similar and chest strap, curved legs, 2 wings from belly
63 Hyginus Pegasus
IXb. IXc.
missing from manuscript
Oxford, Bodleian Library Milan, Bibl Trivulziana Vatican, BAV Florence, BNC Can misc 46 N. 690 (E 83) Vat lat 3110 Magl XI. 114,1 n.b. – similar, without trappings, same same clouds behind
64 Hyginus Pegasus
IXd. (distant singleton) IXe.
Florence, Bibl Laurenziana Pavia, Bibl Univ Vatican., BAV Ashburnam1148 Aldini 490 Urb lat 1358 n.b. – facing right, two wings swept back, legs n.b. – facing right, wings split and open mouth same extended in front of left wing, legs bent, oval cut-off
65 Hyginus Pegasus
IXf. IXg.
New York, Public Library Freiberg, Andreas-Möller-Bibl. Florence, Bib Laurenziana Spencer Ms 28 Cl XI 4o 9 Plut 89, sup 43 n.b. – faces right, legs extended, wings same n.b. –similar, but set amongst clouds back covering cut-off, note feathers on belly
66 Hyginus Pegasus
X. (singleton) XI. (singleton)
missing from manuscript
Vatican, BAV Cortona, Lib del Comune Chigi H. IV. 20 Ms 184 (256) n.b. –faces left, bridle, legs extended, 2 wings hld back, straight cut-off with waves behind
67 Pegasus Hyginus - singletons
missing from manuscript missing from manuscript
Cambrai, Bibl Mun. Cambridge, Trinity College Leiden, Univ.-bibl. Ms 933 (832) Ms R 15 32 Gronovius 21 n.b. – faces viewer, holds sword vertically in right hand, left hand on belt (cf. IX a and b groups above)
68 Hyginus Pegasus
Venice: Ratdolt, 1482
cf Michael Scot = faces right, 2 wings back, Vienna ÖNB legs bent, cut-off ends in clouds Vindob 3111 same
69 Basinio da Parma Pegasus
Ia. Ib.
Rimini, Cassa di Risparmio Cambridge, CUL (London Sotheby’s sale 1992) Dd IV 64 n.b. – facing right, bridle and trappings, legs n.b. – similar, with wilder wings forward, 2 wings held back and cover cut-off
70 Basinio da Parma Pegasus
IIa.
Oxford, Bodleian Libr Parma, Bib Palatina, Venice, Bibl Marciana Bodley 646 Parm 1008 XII, 194 (4148) n.b. – faces right, legs drawn same same, with legs drawn on by later hand up, wings on both sides, fuller body ends at side of page
71 Basinio da Parma Pegasus
IIb.
?
Parma, Bibl Palatina Rome Bibl Casanatense Munich, BSB Parm 27 Ms 4059 Clm 15743 n.b. – faces right, legs bent, two wings similar, but with tendrils at cut-off held back and forming cut-off
72 Basinio da Parma Pegasus
III. IV.
Bologna, Bibl Com London, Wellcome Coll Ms 173 WMS 122 n.b. – facing right, bridle, legs extended, similar to Bologna two wings held back covering cut-off V. VI.
?
Ravenna, Bib Classense Florence, Bibl Marucelliana Ms 120 Ms C. CCLI 73 cf. Hyginus edn/Michael Scot Basinio da Parma Pegasus
? ?
Krakow, Padua, Bibl. Universitaria Rps BJ 3706 Cod 983
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