1346. After this, there appeared grand stairways, one after another, stretching upwards, with a magnificent mural showing countless scenes-of such grandeur that I have never seen the likes of them. For compared to this the art of the world, and the magnificence of the world, is none. 1748, 15 March.
1346. Afterwards there appeared beautiful flights of stairs leading upwards with a magnificent wall. The grandeur, with its innumerable variations, was such that I have never seen anything like it, for here the art and splendor of the world are nothing. 1748, Mar. 15.
1346. Postea gradus supra gradus, magnifici apparebant, cum magnifico pariete, qui sursum tendebant, magnificentia tali, ut nusquam mihi similes visi, ita cum innumeris 1
varietatibus, nam hic ars mundi et magnificentia mundi nulla est. 1748, 15 Martius.
Footnotes:
1. imperfectum in the Manuscript