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Peter Martyr, also known as St. Peter of Verona, was a prominent figure in religious art and history. His presence can be seen in various artworks and manuscripts throughout the centuries. In Ms 558 f. 67v, we witness St. Dominic surrounded by musician angels, showcasing the divine connection between music and spirituality. This detail from a Missal highlights the importance of worship through song. Another significant depiction is found in an engraving titled "Peter Martyr, lately destroyed by Fire at Venice. " This artwork captures the tragic loss of a historical piece due to fire but serves as a reminder of his enduring legacy. The Madonna with Child and Saints Dominic, Thomas Aquinas, Albert the Great, and Peter Martyr showcases his revered status among other saints. It symbolizes their collective devotion to Mary and her divine child. Two frescoes stand out as remarkable representations of miracles associated with Peter Martyr: "The miracle of the cloud" and "The miracle of the false Madonna. " These works capture supernatural events that occurred during his lifetime, solidifying his reputation as a holy man chosen by God. Ms 558 f. 67v presents another page depicting St. Dominic alongside an historiated initial I—a testament to their close association within religious iconography. "The miracle of the foot" fresco further emphasizes Peter Martyr's miraculous abilities while highlighting his commitment to spreading faith through healing acts. A painting titled "Martyr (1499-1562)" pays tribute to this influential figure who lived during tumultuous times marked by religious conflicts. The artist remains unknown but successfully immortalized him for future generations to admire. "The Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saints" is yet another masterpiece featuring Peter Martyr alongside other revered figures like Thomas Aquinas and Albert the Great—an assembly representing intellectual prowess combined with unwavering faith.