A figure with a lion in her lap holds an oak branch representing the commissioner's family in a lunette above depictions of Justinian Presenting the Pandects to Trebonianus and Gregory IX Approving the Decretals.
Two putti holdings tablets with the inscription "Numine afflatur" flank a personification of Poetry in one of the ceiling tondos at this location. A figure with a lion in her lap holds an oak branch representing the commissioner's family in a lunette above depictions of Justinian Presenting the Pandects to Trebonianus and Gregory IX Approving the Decretals. One fresco at this location shows Sappho holding a scroll bearing her name as Apollo plays the lira da braccio amongst nine muses and eighteen poets. Savanorola, Dante, and Sixtus IV debate the eucharist in another work at this location, which, like the Stanza di Eliodoro, is amongst the apartments commissioned to be frescoed by Julius II. Containing La Disputa and The School of Athens, for 10 points, name this room in the Vatican Palace painted by Raphael and his workshop.
Two putti holdings tablets with the inscription "Numine afflatur
{Stanza della Segnatura} [prompt on {Raphael Rooms}; prompt on {Vatican Palace}]