It's like JKP says, bi3, the allegorical women (or rather woman) in the Garden of Virtues are different than the Virtues with their attributes. They serve well for contrast. The top image looks like the same woman in seven different dresses. The bottom looks like a Carnival parade.
I daresay one is more like the VM pool pages (Q13b) than the other. Now I'm not saying the VM depicts the Garden of Virtues; it clearly does not, but it appears to echo it in its own way.
(Side note, I just noticed one of the Virtues in JKP's image is holding Bernardino's Christogram. This alone is enough to know the MS was made after 1417).
I daresay one is more like the VM pool pages (Q13b) than the other. Now I'm not saying the VM depicts the Garden of Virtues; it clearly does not, but it appears to echo it in its own way.
(Side note, I just noticed one of the Virtues in JKP's image is holding Bernardino's Christogram. This alone is enough to know the MS was made after 1417).