Fully-illustrated edition printed in Venice 1512 by Bernardino Stagnino da Trino de monferra and with commentary by Cristoforo Landino. Illustrating the beginning of Canto 32 a bearded Bernard with the hood of his cowl over his head and identified by 'B' points to the oher blessed souls to Dante standing next to him and identified by 'D'. In the middle is
the Virgin, on the left members of the New Testament, on the right those of the Old Testament, the bearded figure at the front being naked. See also EN75 & EN87.
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