Alchemical Hands in the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili

segue.’ ‘Segue’ is also used to indicate a change Poliphilo’s literal point of view, his ‘camera angle’ as it were. There are points in his progress where Poliphilo does not walk between monuments, but rather stands in the midst of a group of monuments and turns his gaze from one object the next.27 ‘Segue’ here indicates that, within a single, stationary episode of description, he is transferring his vision to the next monument. c1v: ‘Polifilo torna al Cavallo e segue a descriverlo’ ...

segue.’ ‘Segue’ is also used to indicate a change Poliphilo’s literal point of view, his ‘camera angle’ as it were. There are points in his progress where Poliphilo does not walk between monuments, but rather stands in the midst of a group of monuments and turns his gaze from one object the next.27 ‘Segue’ here indicates that, within a single, stationary episode of description, he is transferring his vision to the next monument. c1v: ‘Polifilo torna al Cavallo e segue a descriverlo’ ...

were. There are points in his progress where Poliphilo does not walk between monuments, but rather stands in the midst of a group of monuments and turns his gaze from one object the next.27 ‘Segue’ here indicates that, within a single, stationary episode of description, he is transferring his vision to the next monument. c1v: ‘Polifilo torna al Cavallo e segue a descriverlo’ c2v: ‘Torna a descriver la porta e segue’ c1v: ‘Poliphilo returns to the Horse and proceeds to describe it’ ...

were. There are points in his progress where Poliphilo does not walk between monuments, but rather stands in the midst of a group of monuments and turns his gaze from one object the next.27 ‘Segue’ here indicates that, within a single, stationary episode of description, he is transferring his vision to the next monument. c1v: ‘Polifilo torna al Cavallo e segue a descriverlo’ c2v: ‘Torna a descriver la porta e segue’ c1v: ‘Poliphilo returns to the Horse and proceeds to describe it’ ...

segue.’ ‘Segue’ is also used to indicate a change Poliphilo’s literal point of view, his ‘camera angle’ as it were. There are points in his progress where Poliphilo does not walk between monuments, but rather stands in the midst of a group of monuments and turns his gaze from one object the next.27 ‘Segue’ here indicates that, within a single, stationary episode of description, he is transferring his vision to the next monument. c1v: ‘Polifilo torna al Cavallo e segue a descriverlo’ ...

segue.’ ‘Segue’ is also used to indicate a change Poliphilo’s literal point of view, his ‘camera angle’ as it were. There are points in his progress where Poliphilo does not walk between monuments, but rather stands in the midst of a group of monuments and turns his gaze from one object the next.27 ‘Segue’ here indicates that, within a single, stationary episode of description, he is transferring his vision to the next monument. c1v: ‘Polifilo torna al Cavallo e segue a descriverlo’ ...

were. There are points in his progress where Poliphilo does not walk between monuments, but rather stands in the midst of a group of monuments and turns his gaze from one object the next.27 ‘Segue’ here indicates that, within a single, stationary episode of description, he is transferring his vision to the next monument. c1v: ‘Polifilo torna al Cavallo e segue a descriverlo’ c2v: ‘Torna a descriver la porta e segue’ c1v: ‘Poliphilo returns to the Horse and proceeds to describe it’ ...

were. There are points in his progress where Poliphilo does not walk between monuments, but rather stands in the midst of a group of monuments and turns his gaze from one object the next.27 ‘Segue’ here indicates that, within a single, stationary episode of description, he is transferring his vision to the next monument. c1v: ‘Polifilo torna al Cavallo e segue a descriverlo’ c2v: ‘Torna a descriver la porta e segue’ c1v: ‘Poliphilo returns to the Horse and proceeds to describe it’ ...