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1033Illustrations 14.23 Pitched battle between the armies of Caesar and Ambiorix; woodcut illustration from Strada’s 1575 edition of Caesar’s Commentaries, p. 60; SuStB, sig. 2 LR 16; image BSB-MDZ    745 14.24 Bird’s eye view of Caesar’s siege of Alesia, defended by Vercingetorix; woodcut illustration from Strada’s 1575 edition of Caesar’s Com- mentaries, double spread at pp. 100–101; SuStB, sig. 2 LR 16; image BSB-MDZ    745 14.25–14.27 Bird’s eye view of Vesontio (Besançon) (p. 14), A raft carrying a tower (p. 134) and a View of Alexandria (p. 200); woodcut illustrations from Strada’s 1575 edition of Caesar’s Commentaries; SuStB, sig. 2 LR 16; im- ages BSB-MDZ    746 14.28–14.29 Strada’s printer’s marks on the title page and the colophon (p. 166) of his edition of Caesar’s Commentaries, printed by Georg Rab (Corvinus) in Frankfurt in 1575; SuStB, sig. 2 LR 16; image BSB-MDZ    757 14.30 Strada’s printer’s mark on the title page of Serlio’s Settimo Libro, printed by Andreas Wechel, Frankfurt a.M. 1575; SLUB, sig. Archit.217; image SLUB-DS (CC BY-SA 4.0)    757 14.31 Βιβλιοθήκη τοῦ Φωτίου: Librorum quos legit Photius Patriarcha excerpta et censura, Augsburg [Johannis Praetorius] 1601, editio princeps edited by David Höschel, title page, Rome, Biblioteca Angelica; image Google Books    763 14.32 Julius Caesar, woodcut illustration by Hans Rudolf Manuel Deutsch the Younger (ornamental frame) and Rudolf Wyssenbach (the por- trait); from Jacopo Strada, Imperatorum Romanorum omnium orienta- lium et occidentalium verissimae imagines, Zurich (Andreas Gessner), 1559; BSB, sig. Rar 2056; image BSB-MDZ    766 14.33–14.34 The Emperor Diocletian and the Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI, chiar- oscuro woodcuts from Hubertus Goltzius’ Les images presque de tous les empereurs depuis C. Julius Caesar jusques a Charles .V. et Ferdi- nandus son frere, pourtraites au vif, prinses des medailles anciennes…, Antwerp 1557, fols. lviiir and 137r; images ARM, inv. nrs. BI-2008-4132- 59 and BI-2008-4132-131    766 14.35–14.36 Sebastiano Serlio, reconstruction of the castrametatio of the Roman army based on Polybius’ description, details showing individual ele- ments; drawings in pen and wash, BSB-HS, Cod. icon. 190, ff. 29r. and 32v.; image BSB-MDZ    768 14.37–14.39 Lambert de Vos, images from his Kostümbuch, showing costumes and scenes from life in Ottoman Turkey; drawings in pen and ink and wa- tercolours, 1574; Bremen, Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek, fols. 24r,