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Page 001
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Printers_device Motto in French, two winged stags bear up a coat of arms with three Tudor(?) roses and a crescent moon. On top the figure of Saint Michael.
Title_page Decorative capital with portrait.
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Page 003
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Portrait Of Charles in state?
Dedication To Charles, not signed.
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Page 006
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Illustration Scholars reading in a study with dog.
Preface
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Page 009
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Procession Representing Charles on horseback during the entry.
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Page 010
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List Section Main body of the text. Opens with a list of participants.
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Page 012
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Procession Order of, described.
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Page 013
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Gate Hung with white banners.
Poem In Latin, but translated, in praise of Charles.
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Page 015
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Illustration Pageant with wildman and wildwomen, and the founders of Bruges, Lideric and Ganymedes, his son, etc. Description is found overleaf.
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Page 016
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Pageant The founding fathers of Bruges.
Music Trumpets and clarions.
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Page 017
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Illustration Reliquary of the patron Saint of Bruges Saint Donas. Part of the pageant described overleaf.
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Page 018
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Pageant Within the Church are two tableau vivant; one of Saint Donas and the other of King David.
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Page 019
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Illustration Described on the previous page.
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Page 020
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Gate Prepared for the nobility to pass into the church, with noble patrons and prophets.
Church
Painting A series of paintings decorating a church, with figures of Hercules Victorious, the Sybill, and then many fair ladies.
Music Diverse instruments.
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Page 021
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Illustration Again of the entry, presumably the cloisters described on the previous page as decorated like a four story house with numerous torches. Above trumpeters celebrate the prince's arrival.
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Page 022
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Bridge Description of the Pont du Moulin.
Pageant Again with the figure of Our Lady, at the Merchant's Hall, apparently on the bridge itself. Figure of Sir Demure.
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Page 023
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Illustration Of the pageant described on the opposite page, the bridge with mermaids and mermen below, sheep and cows grazing and Our Lady in the Merchant's Hall below.
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Page 024
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Pageant Two mountains with the figure of Hester. Illustrated on the previous page.
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Page 025
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Illustration Castle, with trumpeters on the battlements and below two scenes, a lion separating them. Description of the pageant overleaf.
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Page 026
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Column Two columns flanking a stage-set castle.
Fountain Of wine flowing into a gold cup from a beautiful woman to Louis de Male, an important historical figure for Bruges, it seems.
Tapestry A rich merchants house is adorned with cloth of gold, rich tapestries etc.
Entrance to the Rue St Jehan
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Page 027
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Illustration A chalice with various scenes, the angel Michael, two logs with a crown, etc.
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Page 028
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Painting On the "la loge des bourgeois". St George.
Painting In the "rue des espagnols". Representations of Charles' brothers and sisters, with their blasons.Triumph of nations
Pageant Philip the Bold, Jehan of Dijon and Romulus. Important patrons of the city. The tableaux show Philip dividing the city into six parts.
Tableau_vivant The triumph of nations.
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Page 029
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Illustration Tower from which emerge soldier and next to which are artillery.
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Page 031
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Illustration Tabernacle
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Page 033
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Illustration Imperial arms on some temporary structure.
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Page 035
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Illustration Equestrian portrait of Charles.
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Page 036
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Gate Inscription praising Charles and his ancestors. Alexander the Great
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Page 037
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Illustration Gate with a portrait of the Emperor in state, surrounded by the Electors.
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Page 038
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Illustration Triumphal arch in the form of a castle.
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Page 040
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Illustration Ship
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Page 041
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Naumachia Combat involving boats, not entirely clear whether it takes place on water or not.
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Page 042
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Illustration At bridge of the Augustinians, a castle with represention of Charles as Spanish prince.
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Page 044
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Illustration Of the arch and foutain described facing.
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Page 046
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Illustration Three arches constructed at the front of a house.
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Page 049
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Illustration Pageant with wildmen and animals in a pleasure garden.
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Page 050
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Garden Wildmen and animals.
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Page 051
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Illustration Triumphal arch representing the city of Jerusalem, three angels present victory to the kneeling prince. This was the part of the festival prepared by the Spanish.
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Page 052
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Triumphal_Arch Illustrated on the previous page. Jerusalem. Gideon.
Music Singing angel.
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Page 053
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Illustration Triumphal arch and part of the festival in the Bourse, prepared by the Italians, Geneoans, Florentines and Luccans.
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Page 054
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Triumphal_Arch Two arches one is antique. Bellerophon and Cadmus fighting a mythological beast.
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Page 055
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Illustration Gallery with Solomon enthroned, surrounded by counsellors and ladies.
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Page 057
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Illustration Fountain
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Page 058
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Fountain From which wine flows, with inscription.
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Page 059
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Illustration Triumphal Arch. Described overleaf
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Page 060
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Triumphal_Arch Pallas and the Gorgon. Hercules and a Golden Apple. Ulysses with the harness of Achilles. Alexander the Great.
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Page 061
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Statue Crane sculpture from which wine spurts out of the beak.
Illustration Crane.
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Page 062
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Illustration Bridge with an arch in the middle. Description on the facing page.
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Page 063
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Bridge With an arch in the middle.
Triumphal_Arch Jupiter. Nine Muses and three Graces.
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Page 064
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Triumphal_Arch Continuation of the description from the previous page. Representations of Charles' ancestors. Philip the Good, Charles the Bold. Allegorical figures of merchandise and negotiation.
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Page 065
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Illustration Two tabernacles with what look like camels, a female figure enthroned and two allegorical figures before the throne: merchandise and trade.
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Page 066
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Tabernacle Allegorical figure of Bruges.
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Page 067
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Illustration Philip the Good, armed. A prophet. Satyr.
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Page 068
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Painting Philip the Good, armed. A prophet. Satyr.
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Page 071
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Illustration Tabernacle with another allegorical scene with female figure of Bruges. On the other side a pastoral scene with the figure of merchandise surrounded by animals.
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Page 072
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Tabernacle Tabernacle with another allegorical scene with female figure of Bruges. On the other side a pastoral scene with the figure of merchandise surrounded by animals.
Gallery
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Page 074
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Illustration Gallery with two openings. Two prophets and what looks like some kind of wheel of fortune.
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Page 075
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Gallery Illustrated facing. Gallery with two openings. Two prophets and what looks like some kind of wheel of fortune.
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Page 076
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Painting The prophet Neemye supplicating the king Artaxerxes of Persia.
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