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Llull's five visions of Christ crucified, his pilgrimage to Sainte Marie de Rocamadour and Santiago de Compostela. — fol. 1^v. (Vita coaetanea, §6-9)

Ramon listens to a bishop preach on the feast of Saint Francis and two years later receives the habit from the same bishop. — fol. 2^r. (Vita coaetanea, §9, 11)

Ramon discusses Islamic theology with his Saracen slave, who later threatens to kill him and finally commits suicide in prison. — fol. 3^v. (Vita coaetanea, §11-13)

fol. 4^r. (Vita coaetanea, §14, 15)

fol. 5^v.

Aristotle's army sets out to destroy the tower of falsehood with its commentator. — fol. 6^v.

fol. 7^v.

fol. 8^r. (Vita coaetanea, §31-2)

fol. 9^v. (Vita coaetanea, §9, 25-27)

fol. 10^r. (Vita coaetanea, §36)

Llull discusses his symbolic alphabet with Thomas le Myésier. — fol. 11^v.

Presentation of the work by the authors to Queen Jeanne de Bourgogne-Artois. — fol. 12^r.