Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Ferdinand of Naples fighting Giacomo di Montagano -- In foreground, Ferdinand, inscribed LO S(IGNOR) RE FERRANTE, crowned, wearing armor holding sword with right hand is astride rearing, caparisoned, horse pursuing Giacomo di Montagano, inscribed IACOUO DE MONTAGNA, wearing helmet and armor, raising sword with left hand, astride caparisoned horse. Soldier, shield at left shoulder, holding or transfixed by spear, sword at waist, reclines on ground between them near dagger.
Two horses, army of soldiers carrying spears and shields, follow drummer, approaching the two horsemen.
In background, two towns at foot of mountains, one inscribed TIANO, the other SESSA; line of soldiers holding spears approaching each town. At left, three soldiers next to inscription LO S(IGNOR) CONTE IOANE UINTAMIGLIA [...]LIANO, two astride horses, wearing plumed helmets, carrying lances, approaching camp of eight tents.

Two horsemen, one inscribed DIOFEBO, the other, LO S(IGNOR) PRENZIPE DE ROSSANO both wearing plumed helmets, armor, holding swords with right hands, are astride caparisoned horses. They look toward the fighting on the opposite page. In foreground, army of soldiers holding spears and shields, behind them, eight soldiers wearing plumed helmets, carrying spears or lances, possibly astride horses. In background, sun rises or sets behind hill; buildings or towns are among hills and valleys. One of two soldiers fighting reclines on ground, the other kneels on one knee.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Ippolita Maria Sforza arriving in Naples -- Ippolita Maria Sforza as Duchess of Calabria, crowned, seated sideways on horse, rides amid eight men, four (?) astride horses, two blowing trumpets, four on foot.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Eleanor of Aragon, Journey to Ferrara -- Eleanor of Aragon, crowned, seated sideways on horse, rides amid eight men, four (?) astride horses, four (?) on foot.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Alfonso II of Naples arriving in Barcelona -- Ships sailing; flanking hilly island surmounted by building, two foremost ships named by inscriptions in margins SANTA MARIA (left) and SAN MICHELE (right).

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Harbor of Naples -- Castel Nuovo in background, heraldic banner surmounting tower, dominating harbor with long pier, ships, and boats with oars.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Otranto -- In landscape, buildings of city or castles, army on winding road including: five horsemen, one blowing bannered trumpet, and three (?) men on foot, led by soldier, holding lance with right hand astride leaping horse next to inscription LO BARONE DE SIRINO; five soldiers wearing helmets and armor, four holding lances, one blowing bannered trumpet, all astride horses, one caparisoned, below inscription LO SIGNOR PRENCIPE DE SALIERNO.
Camp of 10 tents next to group of soldiers, many holding spears, two with shields, foremost wearing scimitar at waist and holding bannered spear with left hand, below inscription LO SIGNOR CONTE DEBROIENZO.
At bottom, cannon on wagon pulled by two leaping horses behind group of soldiers, most only tops of heads visible, many wearing swords at waists, the foremost holding spear with right hand, next to inscription LO SIGNOR CONTE DE CASTRO in left margin.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Otranto -- In landscape, buildings of city or castles in valley and atop hills, army on winding road including: three foot-soldiers, carrying spears on left shoulders, two with right hands on swords at waists approaching camp of five tents; three soldiers wearing plumed helmets and armor, astride horses, the foremost blowing trumpet astride caparisoned horse, below inscription LO SIGNOR CONTE DE MONTELLO.
Two horsemen, wearing armor and spurs, one with plumed helmet, both holding bannered lances follow third horseman, wearing plumed helmet, armor and spurs with flowing cape, below inscription LO FANTA GUZO; two cannons with wheels behind group of soldiers many holding spears, most only tops of heads visible; five soldiers wearing plumed helmets, and armor, carrying lances astride horses folowing tall figure next to inscription in margin LO BARONE DE NOIA.
At bottom, four cannons, each with two wheels; group of soldiers, most only tops of helmets visible, some carrying spears, one with shield, another with sword at waist following soldier blowing bannered trumpet, astride caparisoned horse next to inscription MESSERE RAIMUNDO.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Marriage of Marco Coppolo and Maria Piccolomini -- In miniature of two registers, at upper left, Ferdinand I of Naples, crowned, holding scepter with right hand and globe with left hand, is seated on throne with canopy, his feet on cushion, next to his queen, Joanna of Aragon, crowned, seated on chair. Next to them, Duchess of Calabria, crowned (?) sits in chair. At right, three musicians wearing hats play trumpets in box or balcony decorated with garland, gold balls and winged bust of man with animal ears. In lower register, Maria Piccolomini, veiled (?) and Marco Coppolo, wearing hat, are shown twice as couple.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Nobles entering Naples -- Shown in three miniatures:
1) Onorato Gaetani, Count of Fondi, wearing large brimmed hat, is seated on chair on litter carried by horse with rider at front and another at back, below inscription LO SIGNOR CONTE DE FUNNO. Two soldiers, each carrying halberd walk beside the litter; small figure stands on pole of litter raising fan (?) with left hand. Horse and rider follow all at far right.
2) Man wearing hat, carrying spear on right shoulder, his left hand on sword at waist, walks before Carlo Sanseverino, Count of Mileto, wearing hat, and spurs, astride bridled horse next to inscription LO SIGNOR CONTE DE MELITO. He is followed by man, wearing hat, and spurs, carrying lance, astride bridled horse.
3) Luigi Gesualdo, Count of Conza, and Francesco of Capua, Count of Altavilla are astride horses next to each other, preceded by man wearing hat, carrying spear, and followed by soldier wearing hat and armor, carrying spear and shield. At left, horseman, wearing hat and spurs carries lance with right hand. Inscription above them, LO SIGNOR CONTE DE CONZA ET LO SIGNOR CONTE DE AUTAVILLA LO QUALE UENEUANO INZIEME.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Nobles entering Naples -- Cesare of Aragon and Francesco Zurlo, Count of Nocera, wearing hats and spurs, one holding flower or scepter with right hand, are astride bridled horses, following two men wearing hats, one with right hand on breast, grasping with left hand sword at waist, and the other carrying spear on left shoulder. At right are three (?) horsemen, wearing hats, one with spurs, two carrying lances.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Death of Elizabeth Vassallo -- Body of Elizabeth Vassallo, reclines on bier supported by man at each corner, one only partially visible.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Nobles entering Naples -- Eight men wearing hats, all (?) astride bridled horses, two foremost blowing bannered trumpets.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Nobles entering Naples -- Below, nine men wearing hats, five (?) astride bridled horses, three foremost blowing trumpets, two bannered, one carrying lance.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Procession of Ferdinand I of Naples -- Ferdinand (Ferrante), King of Naples inscribed LO S(IGNOR) RE FERRANTE UECHIO, crowned, holding scepter with right hand, astride bridled horse, is flanked front and back by courtiers, five (?) astride horses, one carrying crossbow, one blowing bannered trumpet.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Trial of rebellious Nobles -- In two rows, eight men, wearing hats, raising right hands are seated on chairs. Those in second row wear stoles around neck, looped over left shoulders. Their names are inscribed: M(ESSER) ANDREA MARICONDA; M(ESSER) IULIO DE SCURCIATIS; M(ESSER) IOHANNE ANTONIO CARRAFA; M(ESSER) ANDREA DE CIOFFO. Below, four condemned men, wearing hats, stand with backs turned. Names are inscribed above: ANTONELLO DE PETRUCIIS; IOANNE ANTONIO; FRANCISCO DE PETRUCIIS; FRANCISCO COPPULA.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Arrival of Spanish Ambassador in Naples -- Three foremost of eight horsemen wearing hats, blow bannered trumpets. In center, Ambassador wears large red coat.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Execution of Francesco Petrucci -- Executioner, wearing hat, sickle at waist, walks behind cart on which Francesco Petrucci, wearing hat, reclines, hands crossed. Cart is pulled by two yoked oxen. In background, three soldiers carry spears and shields; fourth carries spear. Of two horsemen wearing hats, one wears knife at waist and holds banner with left hand and the other blows bannered trumpet.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Site of Execution -- Platform with frame enclosing guillotine. In foreground, horseman wearing hat flanked by three soldiers, one holding shield and sword, the other two holding spears.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Giovanni Antonio Petrucci led to Execution -- Executioner, inscribed CARLLO MANIOTO, wearing hat, holding sickle with right hand, grasps with left hand, rope possibly attached to Giovanni Antonio Petrucci, inscribed IOHANNE ANTONIO PETRUCIIS, wearing hood and long garment, next to cleric (?) wearing hood. They follow four men carrying halberds, and three horsemen, one carrying banner, one blowing trumpet.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Geronimo Sanseverino arriving in Naples -- Below, man wearing hat, carrying spear on right shoulder, scimitar at waist at left, walks before Geronimo Sanseverino, inscribed PRENCIPE DE BISIGNIANO, wearing hat and spurs, astride horse. He is followed by horseman, wearing hat and spurs.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Duke of Calabria entering Naples -- Alfonso II of Naples as Duke of Calabria, inscribed LO SIGNOR DUCA DE CALABRIA, wearing hat, holding rod or scepter with right hand is astride caparisoned horse. Servant inscribed FELUSSO, holding broom with both hands, sweeps ground before the Duke's horse. Seven horsemen, wearing hats, accompany the Duke, four preceding, two blowing trumpets; three following, one carrying bannered lance on right shoulder.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Antonello Petrucci led to Execution -- Above, Castel Nuovo, inscribed LO CASTIELLO NUUO with towers, one with banner surmounted by cross. The castle is connected by bridge to section inscribed LA CITATELLA, where crennelated walls enclose platform on which is guillotine. Silouette of soldier, wearing plumed helmet, holding spear stands in portal at end of walkway.
Below, executioner, inscribed CARLLO MANIOTO, wearing hat, holding sickle with right hand, grasps with left hand rope possibly attached to Antonello Petrucci inscribed ANTONELLUS DE PETRUCIIS SECRETARIO, wearing hood and long garment, next to cleric wearing hood. They are preceded by two men wearing hats, carrying halberds on right shoulders, and by horseman, wearing hat, holding rod or scepter with left hand. In foreground, line of eight men wearing hats, carrying halberds on right shoulders walk to right.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Francisco Coppola led to Execution -- Executioner, inscribed CARLLO MANIOTE, wearing hat, holding sickle with right hand, grasps with left hand rope attached to Francisco Coppola, inscribed FRANGISCO COPPOLA CONTE DE SARNO, wearing hat and coat with large sleeves. He extends beads or rosary with left hand toward raised right hand of son Marco. Other son, Giacomo extends object, possibly book, with right hand. Both kneel on one knee below inscription MARCO COPPULA ET YACOUO COPP(ULA).
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Flight of Princess Bisigniano -- Hilly landscape of bay of Naples inscribed POSILAPO with buildings on shore, one, a tower inscribed MIRGOGLINO and church inscribed SANTA MARIA DE PIEDE GROTTO. In foreground, ship with many oars, cannon at one end, and cabin with windows, decorated with banners along roof, at shore near the church.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Death of Ippolita Maria Sforza -- The body of Ippolita Maria Sforza, Duchess of Calabria, veiled (?), head on pillow, reclines above row of heraldic escutcheons possibly including heraldry of Aragon and Sforza. She is flanked by torsos of two clerics. Four other clerics, wearing hoods, hands in sleeves, stand below.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Isabelle of Aragon arriving in Milan -- Four galleys, two with sails, all with cabin at one end, each with line of banners on roof.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Comet of 1491 -- Two stars, one with tail.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Death of Pietro of Aragon -- Body of Pietro of Aragon, wearing hat, reclining with head on pillow, flanked by two torsos of clerics, with hands in sleeves. Below, half-figures of four monks, wearing hoods, alternating with three escutcheons decorated with heraldry possibly of Aragon and Calabria.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Funeral of Ferdinand I of Naples -- Man wearing hat, with sword at waist, follows seven horsemen, one carrying raised sword, grasping tip of blade with left hand, another carrying heraldic banner. Five are inscribed: Alfonso II of Naples who succeeded Ferdinand, RE ALFONSO; INBASCIATORE DE MILANA; INBASCIATORE DE UENECIA; Giovanni Antonio Carafa, LO SIGNOR ATTORRO CARRAFA CAMERLINGO; LO SIGNOR CONTE DE BRUIENZA DE CASA CARAZULO.

Two confronted horsemen, wearing hats and spurs, one Federico of Aragon inscribed LO SIGNOR PRENCIPE DON FEDERICO; the other, Goffredo Borgia inscribed LO FIGLIO DE LO NOSTRO SANTISSIMO PAPA ALEXANDRO PRENCIPE DE SQUILLACIE

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Coronation of Alfonso II of Naples -- Five men wearing hats, hold poles supporting canopy over two horsemen. Giovanni Borgia as cardinal, wearing cardinal's hat, is astride horse below inscription MONCIGNIRE LO CARDINALE DE MORRIALE. Two men, wearing hats stand at head of his horse. He rides next to Alfonso II, wearing hat, astride bridled horse below inscription LA MAISTA DEL SIGNOR RE ALFONZO.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Coronation of Alfonso II of Naples -- Three men, wearing hats, holding rods with left hands, grasping reins of three horses with right hands, walk behind procession of six nobles, wearing hats, all astride bridled horses.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Coronation of Alfonso II of Naples -- In upper register, seven men wearing hats carry poles supporting canopy over Alfonso II of Naples, crowned, holding scepter with right hand, and cross-surmounted globe with left hand, possibly wearing chain of office around his neck, astride bridled horse. Alfonso and the canopy are flanked front and back by 16 (?) men wearing hats, some only partially visible.
In lower register, parade of horse men wearing hats, including man raising right arm, dropping coins (?) to ground; man carrying ornate sword, holding it upwards, with tip in right hand; another carrying plumed helmet; one with decorated banner; another with decorated shield; five or six men playing trumpets, three bannered.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Coronation of Alfonso II of Naples -- Gentile Virginio Orsini, wearing hat, holding ceremonial mace with right hand, is astride horse, flanked by six (?) other horsemen and two men on foot, all wearing hats.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Louis of Aragon entering Naples -- Louis of Aragon, inscribed MONCIGNIORE DE RAONA, as cardinal wearing cardinal's hat, astride horse, is accompanied by ten other horsemen, three carrying ceremonial maces, five (?) blowing trumpets, three bannered.
In upper left margin, pen drawing of small nude figure climbing in shoulders of nude woman (?), grasping right ankle of the small figure with right hand, and vine with left hand, possibly as initial I. In lower left margin, initial O enclosing winged figure. In lower margin, repeated pattern including peacocks, masks, putti holding horns, fantastic animals, vases, all amid vines, garlands, and motif of swirling water (?).

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Ambassador of Turkey entering Naples -- Turkish ambassador, inscribed INBASCIATORE DE TURCHI, wearing turban-like hat, astride bridled horse, is accompanied by ten horsemen, three blowing trumpets, two bannered; one playing pipe and tabor; two others wearing turban-like hats; and one, wearing soft hat, carrying bannered lance.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Ambassador of Turkey entering Naples -- Below, man wearing hat walks before seven horsemen, three wearing hats, including Alfonso II of Naples inscribed LO MAISTA DEL S(IGNOR) RE ALFONSO; two wearing turban-like hats, including the Turkish ambassador inscribed INBASCIATORE; and two wearing soft hats, each carrying bannered lance.
In left margin, later addition (?), of nude figure, possibly woman, with long braided hair, wearing hat and sandles, standing on head of one of the horses.

Enclosing initial P, half-mask on pedestal (?) with vine curling into left margin; bird perching on top of cornucopia or vase, at right.
Initial U of two hybrid men, bodies terminating with floreate vines, flanking fountain (?) with nude winged figure, foliate ornament emerging from head, standing in center.
Below, man wearing hat, holding vine with right hand, standing in left margin.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Goffredo Borgia entering Naples -- Goffredo Borgia, inscribed PRENCIPE DE SQUILLACIE, wearing hat, is astride bridled horse amid three men walking, and eight (?) horsemen, all wearing hats, two carrying banners, two with ceremonial maces and three blowing bannered trumpets.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Gentile Virginio Orsini entering Naples -- Part of procession or parade that continues on following folio, including three men on foot and six horsemen, all wearing hats, the foremost next to inscription LA GIENTE DARMA APPRIESSO.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Gentile Virginio Orsini entering Naples -- Gentile Virginio Orsini, inscribed LO SIGNOR UIRGILIO URZINO, wearing hat, holding mace of office with left hand is astride bridled horse. He rides amid several men wearing hats, group of seven inscribed LA GIENTE DARMA, and three horsemen wearing hats, including, Goffredo Borgia, inscribed LO FIGLIO DELLO PAPA, Federico of Aragon inscribed LO SIGNOR DON FEDERICO, and Paolo Orsini, at the head of the procession, inscribed LO FIGLIO BASTARDO PAULO URZINO, carrying banner decorated with heraldry of Aragon.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Marriage of Goffredo Borgia and Sancha of Aragon -- Sancha of Aragon, inscribed LA FIGLIOLA DE MADAMMA TRUSIA, crowned, is seated sideways on bridled horse, riding between her father Alfonso II of Naples, inscribed LA MAISTA DEL SIGNOR RE ALFONZO, and Goffredo Borgia, inscribed LO P[R]ENCIPE DE SQUILLACIE, wearing hat, astride bridled horse. They ride amid nine horsemen wearing hats, including one inscribed LI SIGNOR BARUNE; one holding shield next to inscription LIMBASCIATURE; and another blowing bannered trumpet.
In left margin, nude woman (?) as part of initial A atop structure of vines, heads or masks, and escutcheon.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Alfonso II of Naples leaving Naples -- Alfonso, inscribed LA MAISTA DEL SIGNOR RE ALFONSO, wearing hat, holding scepter with left hand, is astride caparisoned horse, riding amid nine other horsemen, four wearing hats; two wearing armor astride caparisoned horses; one holding banner, another blowing bannered trumpet.
Below, seven horsemen, wearing hats, hold bannered lances; another blowing bannered trumpet. Of several men, some wear armor, many hold spear or halberd, one carries shield, two wear swords, one carries banner, and the foremost beats drum.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French entering Naples -- Of three heralds wearing hats, all astride bridled horses with trappings, one, wearing garment decorated with heraldry of France raises with left hand, scepter inscribed LARAUDO; the second, carries with right hand, banner decorated with heraldry of France (Modern), inscribed LO STANDARDO; and the third carries with right hand, trumpet, inscribed LO TROMBETTA, with banner decorated with heraldry of France (Modern). They approach two horsemen wearing hats, Cesare Bozzuto, inscribed CESARO BEZUTO and Giacomo Caracciolo as CONTE DE BROIENZA DE CASA CARAZULA.
In left margin, nude woman wearing feathered or leafy headdress and shoes, grasping vine with left hand, standing next to initial I.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French entering Naples -- Parade of French and Italian officials, four astride horses, including two wearing plumed hats carrying lances, one horse wearing caparison decorated with fleur-de-lis; two wearing hats, Matteo Coppola, with bird perching on left hand below inscription MATTEO COPPULA and Lancelotto Agnese, inscribed LANCELLOTTA ANGNEISE. Soldier wearing helmet and armor, carrying halberd on left shoulder walks before the horsemen.
Below, eight soldiers or knights, five wearing plumed hats on helmets, six holding lances, are astride horses, five caparisoned.
Parade is continued on following page.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French entering Naples -- Youthful figure walks behind two men, wearing bejeweled hats, astride bridled horses; dogs are below. Charles VIII, king of France, inscribed LA MAISTA DE RE DE FRANZA, wearing bejeweled hat, falcon on left hand is astride ass (?) with trappings. Two soldiers carrying halberds, one wearing breastplate with initial S enclosed in medallion surmounted by crown, walk before the riders.
Below, two soldiers, wearing hats with plumes, carrying halberds walk behind six horsemen wearing hats, two with plumes. One carries bird on left wrist.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French entering Naples -- Continues parade of previous folios in four registers:
1) Woman (?) wearing headdress possibly sitting sideways; eight men, wearing plumed hats, one, wearing sword at waist, astride horse; one carrying halberd, wearing sword at waist; two wearing swords at waists, one carrying banner; one playing drum; the foremost, wearing sword at waist, playing cornetto.
2) Three two-wheeled carts, drawn by three (?) horses, four men wearing hats possibly astride the horses. One cart carries sacks inscribed SACHE DE FARINA; second cart inscribed PALLE DE FIERRO. At right, three cannons on two-wheeled carts, inscribed ARTEGLIARA, drawn by three (?) horses, four men wearing hats possibly astride the horses.
3) Three pairs of bridled, pack-horses, each led by man wearing plumed hat, grasping reins with right hand, carrying halberd on left shoulder.
4) At bottom, line of 15 men wearing plumed hats, each carrying halberd on right shoulder, walking to right.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Ferdinand II entering Naples -- Parade in three registers:
1) Of eight horsemen wearing hats, one wears cardinal's hat; another carries raised sword grasping tip with right hand; one carries banner decorated with heraldry of Aragon; two blow trumpets.
2) Of eight horsemen, five wearing hats; two play pipe and tabor; three blow trumpets with banners; three play pairs of nakers (drum).
3) At bottom, two men wearing hats, walk holding rod with left hand, and grasping with right hands, reins of two draped, bridled horses.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Ferdinand II of Naples departing to confront Charles VIII of France -- Ferdinand II, wearing hat and armor is astride caparisoned horse. He is surrounded by soldiers wearing plumed helmets and armor, some astride caparisoned horses, some possibly on foot, carrying swords, lances or spears, some bannered.
In left margin, cyclops holding club with right hand and shield with left, confronting dragon with bird beak; nude figure forming part of initial A, decorated with vining ornament; three nude women, one back-turned, enclosed in initial Q composed of leafy vine.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Abdication of Alfonso II of Naples -- Two galleys with many oarsmen, at sea.
In left margin, initial E with nude man playing guitar from which leafy vines sprout; two nude men flanked by leafy vines as initial U; back view of nude man, climbing, flanked by vines, as initial D.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Ferdinand II of Naples entering Naples -- Ferdinand II, wearing hat and armor, astride bridled horse with trappings, rides amid seven other horsemen, including four wearing hats, one holding bannered lance, and three soldiers wearing plumed helmets, holding lances, one holding shield, two astride caparisoned horses.
In left margin, nude man, sprouting grape vines, as part of initial A; nude man sprouting vines, grasping vine with grapes with right hand, indicating text with left hand, as initial T.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French Flag flying over Castel Nuovo -- Castel Nuovo, tower surmounted by flag decorated with three fleur-de-lis. Harbor in foreground with three ships. Buildings of city in background and on hill.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Procession of Charles VIII of France--- Charles inscribed RE DE FRANZA, wearing crown on hat, holding scepter with right hand, is astride bridled horse with trappings, riding below canopy carried by eight men wearing hats. Six (?) men wearing hats, carrying halberds flank the canopy.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Procession of Charles VIII of France -- In upper register, nine men, two carrying halberds, follow two horsemen astride bridled horses with trappings, one holding tip of upturned sword. Leading the procession are man wearing plumed hat, and four men blowing bannered trumpets decorated with heraldry of France (azure, three fleur-de-lis or). All wear hats.
In lower register, three men, wearing hats, follow bishop, wearing miter and cope, raising right hand in blessing. He is preceded by three groups of clergy: clerics, tonsured or wearing caps, one carrying processional cross; monks (?) wearing hoods, one carring banner with crucifix; and leading the procession, confraternity members, wearing full hoods, covering faces, eight carrying poles of canopy under which one member carries crucifix.
Above the procession, statue of nude woman, arms extended, each hand touching hand of one of two angels, nimbed, raising other hands. Grapevines emerging from head of the statue, below crescent in which is bust of Virgin Mary, holding Christ Child, both nimbed.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French Vanguard passing Capua -- Of ten horsemen, six wearing plumed hats, two only partially visible, one carrying scepter, the foremost holds with right hand, bannered trumpet decorated with French heraldry (azure, three fleur-de-lis or). Four men, wearing plumed hats, carrying swords, lead the group. City of Capua, labelled CAPUA, is on hill in background.
Initial A, one upright of two nude figures, man wearing drawers, and nude woman. Beginning of text for miniature on following folio (114r).

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Charles VIII leaving Naples -- In upper miniature, Charles VIII, inscribed LO GRAN ROYA DE FRANZA, wearing hat, holding rod, possibly astride horse, is surrounded by six (?) soldiers wearing helmets and armor, astride bridled, caparisoned horses, one carrying cross-bow, three holding lances; four men possibly courtiers, wearing hats, walking; and two horsemen wearing hats, one carrying bannered trumpet decorated with French heraldry (azure, three fleur-de-lis or).
In lower margin, fleet of French ships, one with banner decorated with French heraldry (azure, three fleur-de-lis or).
Eagle in left margin.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French Expedition to Ischia -- In upper miniature, ships around island labelled YSCHIA, on which are buildings and four figures. In lower miniature, three men wearing hats, carrying halberds on right shoulders, walk, each holding reins to pair of horses.
Elephant in upper left margin.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French Armada at Gaeta -- Seventeen (?) ships, some on horizon, approaching city of Gaeta inscribed GAYETA.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Battle at Seminara -- At left, Ferdinand II of Naples, inscribed LO S(IGNOR) RE FERRANTE, wearing crown on hat, and soldier holding lance, both astride horses, ride away from two confronted groups of soldiers astride horses, one caparisoned, fighting with swords and lances. Bodies and parts of bodies are on ground.
Man wearing plumed hat, blowing bannered trumpet decorated with heraldry, astride bridled horse with trappings in left margin.

In left margin, woman with joined hands, standing. Below, man wearing armor, right arm around top half of broken column.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Ferdinand II of Naples, inscribed LA MAISTA DE LO SIGNOR RE FERRANTE, wearing hat, holding rod with right hand and extending left hand, is astride bridled horse entering courtyard, approaching horseman holding hat with left hand and with right hand, banner decorated with heraldry of Aragon. Two other horsemen are nearby, one raising hat with right hand.
In the courtyard is arcade with pediment, wellhead (?), and fountain. Soldiers wearing helmets and armor are in the courtyard, some holding swords and shields possibly decorated with heraldry of Aragon; others, wearing plumed hats, carry halberds. At entrance, soldiers stand holding swords or spears, one with shield, one astride horse holding lance.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Horseman, wearing hat, blows bannered trumpet decorated with heraldry of France (azure, three fleur-de-lis or) next to Gilbert de Bourbon, count of Montpensier, inscribed MONPIZIERE, wearing plumed helmet and armor, holding raised sword with right hand, astride back-turned horse. Two other soldiers astride horses, holding bannered (?) lances with right hand move right toward Castel Nuovo, with banner decorated with heraldry of France.
Below, two confronted groups of soldiers astride horses, gallop toward each other, lances raised. Man wearing hood plays pipe and tabor behind two running soldiers holding spears and shields; at right two men holding knives stand behind tall man as fool, wearing horned hood, his clothes possibly decorated with bells, playing pipe and tabor.
At bottom, of soldiers fighting, two arm crossbow, one placing bolt on the bow; others fight with spears; two have shields, one decorated with heraldry of Aragon, the other with heraldry of France, one holding sword; headless body is on ground. Above the soldiers is inscription LA CHIAZA DE BURMO.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Man wearing hood, horn on strap on his back, holding reins with left hand and scourge with right hand is astride bridled horse with trappings, galloping through landscape with buildings.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Man wearing hat, horn hanging from strap on his back, grasping reins with left hand, raising riding crop or whip with right hand (?), is astride horse galloping through landscape with buildings, figures, trees.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Fabrizio Colonna, inscribed LO S(IGNOR) FRABICIO COLONNA, wearing hat, is astride bridled horse with trappings. He is accompanied by four other horsemen, wearing hats. At left, two men precede them on foot.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Man, wearing hat, blowing horn, astride bridled horse, purse next to the saddle, galloping through landscape with buildings and hills.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Below, man wearing cap, walks away from Castel Nuovo toward city of Naples.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- In background, flag with heraldry of France flies above tower of Castel Nuovo. In foreground, on castle wall or on pier, soldiers stand holding weapons including crossbows, guns, spears, sword; soldiers also stand next to cannons, two firing cannon balls toward approaching soldiers. Tower at far left surmounted by French flag; flag of Aragon flies part way up the tower.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Below, two men, wearing hats, astride bridled horses, follow two men wearing hats, with swords at waists, walking.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Sforza Maria Sforza entering Naples -- Sforza Maria Sforza, inscribed SFORZINO SFORZA, wearing helmet and armor, astride bridled horse with trappings, holding rod with right hand, follows group of foot soldiers, wearing helmets and armor, some carrying shields and swords. Sforza is followed by group of soldiers wearing helmets and armor, carrying lances and shields, astride bridled horses with trappings.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Harbor of Genoa -- Ship, inscribed BREGANTINO, with many oars, cabin with banners, flanked by shores with buildings. Two ships at right.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Expedition of Fernando Francesco d'Avalos -- Fernando Francesco d'Avalos, inscribed LO S(IGNOR) MARCHESE DE PESCARA, wearing plumed helmet and armor, holding sword with right hand is astride bridled, caparisoned horse, amid soldiers wearing plumed helmets and armor, some raising swords, some carrying lances, astride bridled caparisoned horses. Preceding them, at right, are man blowing bannered trumpet possibly decorated with heraldry of Aragon, astride bridled horse with trappings; group of men carrying spears and swords; and man playing pipe and tabor.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Execution of Leonardo de Bianco -- Leonardo de Bianco, back-turned, kneels before guillotine approached by executioner wearing hat, raising cleaver with right hand and holding sickle with left hand. At left are four (?) men wearing hats, holding spears and man wearing hat holding scepter with left hand astride bridled horse with trappings. At right two men wearing hats, are astride bridled horses with trappings, one holding banner, the other blowing bannered trumpet decorated with heraldry of Aragon.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Two cannons, one next to five or six cannon balls; two soldiers wearing helmets and armor, holding spears and shields running; four soldiers with swords, one holding shield; soldier aiming spear; two headless bodies and one head on ground. Buildings in background.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Count of Populo entering Naples -- Five men wearing hats, one inscribed LO S(IGNOR) CONTE DE POPULO, are astride bridled horses with trappings. They follow four men wearing plumed hats, each carrying raised sword.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Papal Legate arriving at Naples -- Man wearing hat, carrying rod leads procession including four men wearing hats astride bridled horses with trappings, three blowing bannered trumpets, one carrying ceremonial mace; two men wearing hats, one carrying rod with left hand and with right hand grasping reins of horse of cardinal, wearing cardinal's hat and vestments; bishop (?) wearing miter (?) astride horse.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Genovese Fleet entering Port of Naples -- Thirteen (?) ships sailing into harbor at Naples where two ships have sails furled. Castel Nuovo is at right where flags, decorated with heraldry of France, fly at top of towers.
In left margin, small figure, grasping grapvine with right hand and bunch of grapes with left hand, sits on shoulders of nude woman, holding bunch of grapes with left hand.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Two ships, both with oarsmen, one flying flag decorated with heraldry of Aragon.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- At far left, gallows, next to two ships, in flames. At right, two ships, sails furled, docked next to tower of Castel Nuovo, possibly flying flag decorated with French heraldry.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Death of Fernando Francesco d'Avalos -- Body of Fernando Francesco d'Avalos, inscribed LO MAGNIFICO MARCHESE DE PESCARA, wearing hat, head on pillow, hands crossed at waist, reclines on bier carried on shoulders of six men, three with swords at waist. Four men, wearing plumed hats, carrying spears with draped tips (?) follow the bier; at far right, man wearing plumed hat, holding torch with right hand, leads the procession.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- In port of Naples, two boats, flying French flag, firing cannons; three ships, sails furled, next to Castel Nuovo, French flags flying atop two towers. Figures holding spears in portal of the castle; soldiers, on pier or sea wall, holding spears, lighting cannon, holding sword and shield; cannons firing; cannon balls flying through air; cannon balls on ground. Line of soldiers with spears along near wall; soldiers falling into water; bodies in the water. Four ships, some flying flag of Aragon in foreground, some firing cannons. Figures with spears climbing steps of the pier or sea wall.
At bottom, soldiers, some wearing plumed hats or helmets, some carrying spear and shield, halberd or sword, some wearing sword at waist.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French Hostages -- Eight men wearing hats, two back-turned, one holding fleur-de-lis scepter, inscribed LISTAGIE.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Battle at Eboli -- At far left, man wearing hat, raising bannered trumpet, decorated with French heraldry, is astride horse; in center, man wearing hat raises bannered trumpet decorated with heraldry of Aragon. At far right, man wearing plumed hat plays drum. In between is battle, inscribed LAROTTA DI EUOLE, with soldiers wearing helmets and armor, some astride horses, some fighting with sword, lance or spear, some holding shields, one decorated with heraldry of France, another with heraldry of Aragon. On ground, bleeding body of horse next to severed horse head; also bodies of two men.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Man wearing plumed hat, blowing horn, grasping reins and riding crop, or whip, with right hand, astride bridled horse with trappings, purse hanging from saddle, gallops through landscape with buildings.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Siege of Salerno -- Soldiers, on foot and astride horses, carrying spears or lances and shields, aiming cannon, before walled city of Salerno, inscribed SALIERNO, among hills.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Evacuation of French Soldiers -- In foreground, four men carry sacks or bundles on shoulders, grasping weapons including spears, shield and crossbow, one wearing sword at waist, another wearing knife at waist.. In background, soldiers wearing helmets and armor, astride horses, carry lances; one blows bannered trumpet decorated with heraldry of Aragon. Two cannons with cannon balls in background; buildings in distance.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Aragonese Troops -- Of soldiers in five groups, many hold spear or halberd, some have sword, three have shields. One in each group holds banner decorated with heraldry of Aragon. Three hold drums; two play pipe and tabor. In center, pair of men stand in conversation, one gesturing; below, four men, three wearing swords at waists, stand together. All wear hats or helmets, some plumed.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Aragonese Soldiers with Prisoner -- Man wearing hat, hands crossed and bound is astride bridled horse with trappings. Two men wearing hats, carrying halberds and shields, walk before the horse, one holding reins or rope binding hands or horseman. Two soldiers wearing plumed helmets and armor, carrying lances, leaning toward each other, are astride bridled horses with trappings.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, French Ships sailing to Salerno -- Fourteen (?) ships, some with oars visible, one flying flag decorated with French heraldry.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Giovanna, Wife of Ferdinand II of Naples arriving in Naples -- Procession of two horsemen in conversation; man wearing hat, carrying rod, walking; Gonsalvo de Cordova, inscribed LO S(IGNOR) CONSARUO FERRANDO, wearing hat, gesturing with right hand, astride bridled horse; Giovanna, wife of Ferdinand II of Naples, inscribed LA S(IGNORA) INFANTA, crowned, astride bridled horse, in conversation with Giovanni Borgia as cardinal inscribed MONSIGNIORE LO CARDINALE LE[G]ATO FIGLIO LO DEL DITTO PAPA ALESANDRO, wearing cardinal's hat, astride bridled horse; three men carrying staffs, two in conversation, all walking; and man inscribed LO S(IGNOR) DON DIMAO, astride bridled horse.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Liberation of Naples -- Man, wearing ceremonial chain around neck, head inclined, holding hat with right hand, is astride bridled horse with trappings before four men, holding hats with hand, all bending or kneeling, one with head inclined. At left, four ships are in water; church building on shore.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Aragonese Troops -- In upper half, of four soldiers astride horses, two hold lances and lean toward each other; Giancarlo Tramontano, inscribed LO MAGNIFICO JOAN CARLLO, holds ceremonial mace astride caparisoned horse; fourth blows bannered trumpet decorated with heraldry of Aragon.
Below, men in three groups hold spears; two men wear sword at waist; one in each group holds banner decorated with heraldry of Aragon; in two groups, man plays pipe and tabor; in third group, man holds drum. Some wear plumed helmets; others wear hats, some plumed.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Peace of Ferdinand II of Naples and Giovan Giordano Orsini -- Standing before throne, Ferdinand II of Naples, crowned, embraces and kisses Giovan Giordano Orsini, holding hat with right hand. At right, five men, each holding hat, bend or kneel.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Procession of Venetian Ambassador -- Procession of eleven men, wearing hats, astride horses (some not visible), includes herald, inscribed LO BOFFONE, blowing cornetto, and Venetian ambassador inscribed LO INBASCIATORE UENECIA(N)E, wearing ceremonial chain.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Procession of Gonsalvo de Cordova -- Procession of twelve men wearing hats, astride horses with trappings include six musicians each playing cornetto, two bannered, and Gonsalvo de Cordova, inscribed LO SIGNOR CONSARUO FERRANT[E], wearing ceremonial chain. Not all horses are visible; at far right, are heads and shoulders of three horses.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Cesare of Aragon II, arriving in Naples -- Cesare of Aragon, inscribed LO S(IGNOR) DON CESARO, is one of six men, wearing hats, astride bridled horses. Four soldiers, wearing hats and mail, three carrying spears, one with halberd, precede the horsemen.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Horseman bringing News from Rome -- Man, wearing hood, face partially covered, holding riding crop, or whip, with right hand, purse hanging from left wrist, horn at his waist, is astride bridled horse with trappings.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Coronation of Frederick I of Aragon -- Frederick I of Aragon, crowned, as king of Naples, wearing ceremonial chain, raising scepter with right hand, possibly holding orb with left hand, is astride horse with trappings, riding below canopy carried by four men. At left, man wearing hat, grasps reins of rearing horse. The king is preceded by three horsemen, one carrying banner decorated with heraldry of Aragon, another raising helmet on rod with right hand with shield decorated with heraldry of Aragon. The third carries raised sword, with hilt in air.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Frederick I of Aragon, entering Naples -- Procession includes two men wearing caps, possibly wearing earrings, one holding rod (?) astride bridled horses with trappings; three men, two wearing hats, one holding hat, are astride horses, one caparisoned; seven soldiers wearing hats and mail, carry halberds. All are led at far right by man wearing hat astride bridled horse with trappings, grasping with right hand, tip of raised sword.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Frederick I of Aragon holding Parliament -- Group of eight men, most only heads visible, one holding hat, one writing, stand before Frederick I, inscribed REX FEDERICUS DE RAGONA, wearing crown on hat, extending right hand, holding scepter with left hand, seated on throne below canopy (?).

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Delegation of Frederick I of Aragon -- Of five men wearing hats, the center man, wearing ceremonial chain around neck, and raising right hand is possibly Roberto Bonifacio, judge.
Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Frederick I of Aragon holding Parliament -- In lower miniature at left, of eight men, some only partially visible, one holds hat, another, with inkpot (?) and pen case hanging from waist, writes. At right Frederick I, inscribed R(E) F(EDERICO), crowned, gesturing with both hands is flanked by three men inscribed SPAGNIA, raising right hand, holding hat with left hand; VINECIA, grasping hat with right hand; and MILANA, holding hat on breast with left hand.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Expedition against Prince of Salerno -- At left, Frederick I of Aragon, inscribed REX FEDERICUS, crowned, wearing armor, astride horse, is surrounded by other horsemen, most wearing armor, some wearing helmets, several carrying lances, one bannered. In center, man, wearing hat and armor, blowing bannered trumpet decorated with heraldry of Aragon, is astride bridled horse with trappings, next to group of men wearing hats, carrying halberds. At right, leading the expedition, back-turned soldier wearing plumed helmet and armor, astride horse, carrying ceremonial mace with raised right hand.

Cronaca della Napoli Aragonese: Scene, Arrival of Swiss Soldiers -- Group of men, most wearing hats, some with armor, and most with swords at waists, are led by man carrying banner with heraldry of Switzerland (gules, a cross or), and by drummer. Among the group are man possibly playing fife, three carrying spears, one carrying crossbow, three carrying guns (?) on right shoulders.