[M.168L]                                                              [M.168]	Ducal palace Series of Capitals	168
                                                                      
"sine Ondine" in copy:                                                		yet beautiful in its way, and the finest example I suppose of
                                                                      		this work in Venice.
                                                                      Doges palace. Continued from p 165.
                                                                      		The Tenth Column.  (All reference to palace book unless {indicated} otherwise)
                                                                      		1.  Luxuria sum imensa.  A woman with a chain across
                                                                      		the brow most delicately wrought, fig 2 p 30 l (palace book)
                                                                      		is a bit of it real size:  the leaf lobes ogeed.  She grins as she
                                                                      		looks in a mirror exposing her breasts to the nipple by pulling
                                                                      		down dress with right hand.
                                                                      		2.  Gula sine - C R C III Q sum  URUIIIV:  A woman in a
                                                                      		turban with a jewelled cup in rt hand;  in left she holds a
                                                                      		(cock’s?) leg, with claw of which she is gnawing the thick
                                                                      		part.
                                                                      		3.  Superbia - q  A Knight with a stupid - serene face
                                                                      		- with a double edged sword, rose armour, and two ears
                                                                      		out of his helmet.
                                                                      		4.   A woman tearing open the clothes at her breast q
                                                                      		5. Avaritia.  An old woman with a veil over her forehead
                                                                      		a bag of money in each hand:  This is very marvellous in
                                                                      		expression;  The throat is all cords with gulphs between
                                                                      		- the tension of anxiety in the wasting of age and famine
                                                                      		- the features hunger bitten - the eyes hollow - the expression
                                                                      		glaring - gloating - andintense - and yet without the smallest

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