S I 3. 1/Pon 1. 3. 1 f. 2, Christ hands a book to the hermit-author. |
S I 20. 11/Pon 39. 58. 1+var f. 7v, Vespasian and his men bid farewell to Joseph. |
S I 22. 34/Pon 47. 71. 1 f. 9r, Annunciation to the Virgin |
S I 27. 23/Pon 59. 91.1 +var f. 10v, King Eualach in bed reflects on Josephe’s words |
S I 29. 29/Pon 65. 99. 1 f. 11r, Josephe by his bed prays for King Eualach. |
S I 51.6/Pon 106. 170. 1+var f. 18v, King Eualach sends out his seneschal to ascertain the whereabouts of Tholomer. |
S I 66. 18/Pon 134. 216. 1 f. 23v, King Eualach’s wife, Sarracinte enquires of Josephe and another Christian about the fate of her husband. |
S I 73. 10/Pon 149. 239. 1 f. 25v, King Eualach, sitting on a throne beneath an arch, enquires of a man about the White Knight. |
S I 84. 5/Pon 175. 286. 1 f. 29r, King Mordrain and Queen Sarracinte in bed; he dreams, she lies awake |
S I 86. 30/Pon 181. 296. 1 f. 30r, Queen Sarracinte returns from church to find her people in a state of terror within her castle. |
S I 88. 28/Pon 186. 303. 1 f. 30v, King Mordrain is transported in his bed to a rock in the ocean; pirates patrol in a boat. |
S I 93. 8/Pon 197. 319. 2+var f. 32r, King Mordrain speaks to Tout-en-tout who stands in a boat holding a book. |
S I 107. 24/Pon 232. 375. 1 f. 36v, Nascien and his son Celidoine held in prison by Calafer; a hand siezes Nascien by the hair. |
S I 111. 19/Pon 242. 389. 1 f. 38r, Nascien’s wife Flegentine and his son Celidoine leave their castle. |
S I 114. 30/Pon 249. 401. 1 f. 39r, God in a cloud gestures towards Nascien who arrives on horseback at the Turning Island. |
S I 136. 35/Pon 291. 461. 1 f. 46r, Nascien and his companions look at the bed with the red, green and white spindles on the boat. |
S I 164. 4/Pon 337. 529. 1) f. 54v, Nascien’s wife sends out messengers on horseback to find her husband. |
S I 171.1/Pon 349. 545. 1 f. 57r, The emperor, Augustus Caesar, and his companions watch Hippocrates cure his supposedly dead nephew. |
S I 182. 34/Pon 370. 578. 1 f. 60v, Two messengers and damsel find the tomb of Hippocrates. |
S I 197.1 + var/Pon 393. 618. 1 f. 68r, Nascien’s wife Flegentine, sitting outside her castle, laments her departed husband. |
S I 208. 21/Pon 412. 648. 1 f. 68v, Josephe and his companions leave the city of Sarras. |
S I 212. 31/Pon 419. 661. 1 f. 70r, Nascien, on the shore, stands talking to a man in a boat holding a book. |
S I 219. 11/Pon 431. 682.1 f. 72v, Duke Ganor in bed reflects on what Celidoine had told him |
S I 231. 4/Pon 453. 720.1) f. 76v, Josephe’s companions travel in Norgales, bearing the Grail. |
S I 266. 3/Pon 519. 821. 1 f. 89r, Symeu is carried off by two ‘fiery men’. |
S I 270. 1/Pon 527. 833.1 f. 90v, Perron, standing in a boat, bids farewell to Pharain and his companion. |
S I 281. 9/Pon 548. 864. 1 f. 94v, Josephe rides away from Perron and Pharain. |
S I 284. 21/Pon 555. 874. 1 f. 96r, Josephe blesses his brother Galaad after crowning him. |
S I 286. 1/Pon 557. 878. 1 f. 96v, Alain weeps over Josephe on his deathbed. |
S I 291.7/Pon 567. 893. 1 f. 98v-1, Nascien and King Mordrain at Josephe’s tomb. |
S I 291. 21/Pon 568.894.1 f. 98v-2, Celidoine and his son bid farewell to Nascien. |