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John preaches to three converts while Drusiana listens

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Drusiana is baptized by John inside a church while armed pagans peer in

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John brought before the proconsul at Ephesus

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John put on a boat to be sent to the Emperor Domitian

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John brought before Domitian

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Two attendants roughly handle John while Domitian sits with his hand on his sword indicating judgement

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John tortured in a cauldron of boiling oil with Domitian presiding

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John emerges unharmed from the torture and Domitian orders him to be taken away into exile

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John taken off to Patmos on a boat

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John arrives back in Ephesus and is greeted by a group of figures who inform him of Drusiana's death

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Raising of Drusiana by John

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Atticus and Eugenius (converts) complain to John that they are sick of being dressed in rags; John turns their sticks into gems

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John rebukes Atticus and Eugenius; now they are rich again they will succumb to the evil consequences of wealth

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The people try to make John sacrifice to Diana; John prays for the temple to be destroyed which it is and the people become converts

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John challenged to drink poison by proconsul. Power of poison demonstrated by testing it on two criminals who collapse

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John drinks from the poisoned cup and is unharmed

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Aristodemus takes John's cloak on the orders of the proconsul

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Aristodemus raises the two criminals to life by touching them with John's cloak

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Last mass celebrated by John

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John lies in his tomb while his soul is carried up to heaven by angels

D1. The Martyrdom of St John

D7. The Seven Trumpets (Rev. 8, 9)

D2. The Vision of the Seven Candlesticks (Rev. 1: 12–20)

D13. The Worship of the Lamb (Rev. 14: 1–5)

D3. St John and the Twenty‐Four Elders (Rev. 4, 5)

D3. St John and the Twenty‐Four Elders (Rev. 4, 5)

D4. The Four Horsemen (Rev. 6: 2–8)

D14. The Whore of Babylon (Rev. 17–19)

D5. The Opening of the Fifth and Sixth Seals (Rev. 6: 9–17)

D10. The Apocalyptic Woman (Rev. 12: 1–6)

D6. The Four Angels Holding the Winds (Rev. 7: 1–12)

D8. The Four Avenging Angels (Rev. 9: 13 ff.)

D7. The Seven Trumpets (Rev. 8: 1– 9: 12)

D11. St Michael Fighting the Dragon (Rev. 12: 7–9)

D8. The Four Avenging Angels (Rev. 9: 13–19)

D12. The Two Beasts (Rev. 13)

D9. St John Devouring the Book (Rev. 10: 1–11)

D1. The Martyrdom of St John

D10. The Woman Clothed with the Sun (Rev. 12: 1–6)

D4. The Four Horsemen (Rev. 6: 2–8)

D11. St Michael Fighting the Dragon (Rev. 12: 7–9)

D5. The Opening of the Fifth and Sixth Seals (Rev. 6: 9–17)

D12. The Two Beasts (Rev. 13)

D6. The Four Angels Holding the Winds (Rev. 7: 1 ff.)

D13. The Worship of the Lamb (Rev. 14: 1–5)

D15. The Binding of Satan and the New Jerusalem (Rev. 20: 1–3; 21–2)

D14. The Whore of Babylon (Rev. 17–19)

D9. St John Devouring the Book (Rev. 10: 1–11)

D15. The Binding of Satan and the New Jerusalem (Rev. 20: 1–3; 21–2)

D2. The Vision of the Seven Candlesticks (Rev. 1: 12–20)

1

Christ fleeing the Jews as they attempt to make him king

The Pope shown defending his claims to secular rule with canon and sword

Melanchthon cites the forged Donation of Constantine

2

Christ crowned with thorns

Pope crowned with triple tiara

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3

Christ washes feet of disciples

Pope presents his foot for kings and princes to kiss

Rev. 13: 15 cited: Pope compared with the Beast of Rev. 13

4

Christ pays authorities their dues

Pope demands exemption for his followers

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5

Christ among the poor and lame

Pope presides over a tournament

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6

Christ tells followers to take up their crosses

Pope depicted being carried in a sedan chair

Melanchthon says (ironically) that this is the Pope taking up his cross of adversity

7

Christ preaching the Kingdom of God

The Pope feasting in a royal manner

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8

Christ's birth: the humble nativity scene

The Pope depicted armed and ready to wage war

The Pope willing to spill Christian blood in order to ensure clerical possession of property

9

Christ's peaceful entry into Jerusalem on an ass

Pope riding in state on a military steed flanked by soldiers

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10

Christ tells his disciples that they should go to the poor

Contrasted with the papal command that no bishop should preside over anything but a great town

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11

Christ's disciples reprimanded for eating with unclean hands; Christ says that it is not observance of external laws that matters

The Pope shown seated on his throne issuing commands about such external laws

Papal law wholly concerned with external signs of religious observance

12

Christ drives the money changers from the Temple

The Pope presides over a sale of indulgences within a church

Citation: 2 Thess. 2: 4 which says that the ‘man of sin’ sits in God's Temple displaying himself as God

13

Christ's Ascension

The Pope is dispatched downwards to hell

Citations: 2 Thess. 2: 8 and Rev. 19: 20–1 (The Beast is thrown in the Lake of Sulphur)

C11

Rev.11: 1–8: The Beast devours the Two Witnesses

The Beast wears the papal triple tiara

C13

Rev. 13: The Two Beasts, one from the land, the other from the sea

The Sea‐Beast is wearing a monk's cowl

C16

Rev. 15–16: The Bowls of wrath emptied, one of them over the Dragon

The Dragon wears the papal triple tiara

C17

Rev. 17: The Whore of Babylon

The Whore of Babylon wears the papal triple tiara

C18

Rev. 18: The Destruction of Babylon

‘Babylon’ is clearly recognizable as Rome and those who lament her fall are depicted as canonists and benefice‐holders

D1. The Martyrdom of St John

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(Small woodcut of John receiving his vision from the angel)

1: 1

D2. The Vision of the Seven Candlesticks

C1. The Vision of the Seven Candlesticks

1: 12–20

D3. St John and the Twenty‐Four Elders

C2. St John and the Twenty‐Four Elders

4–5

D4. The Four Horsemen

C3. The Four Horsemen

6: 2–8

D5. The Opening of the Fifth and Sixth Seals

C4. The Opening of the Fifth Seal

6: 9–17

C5. The Opening of the Sixth Seal: The Great Earthquake and the Day of Wrath

6: 12–17

D6. The Four Angels Holding the Winds

C6. The Four Angels Holding the Winds

7: 1–12

D7. The Seven Trumpets

C7. The Seven Trumpets

8: 1–9: 12 (Last trumpet blown in 11: 15)

C8. The Fifth Trumpet, Plague of Locusts

9: 1–6

D8. The Four Avenging Angels

C9. The Four Avenging Angels (Sixth Trumpet)

9: 13–19

D9. St John Devouring the Book

C10. St John Devouring the Book

10: 1–11

C11. The Two Witnesses

11: 1–13

D10. The Apocalyptic Woman

C12. The Apocalyptic Woman

12: 1–6

D11. St Michael Fighting the Dragon

12: 7–9

D12. The Two Beasts

C13. The Two Beasts

13

D13. The Worship of the Lamb

C14. The Worship of the Lamb

14: 1–5

C15. The Harvest of the Earth

14: 14–20

C16. The Angels with the Seven Bowls

15–16

D14. The Whore of Babylon

C17. The Whore of Babylon

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C18. The Fall of Babylon

18

C19. The Rider on the White Horse and the Defeat of Satan

19–20

D15. The Binding of Satan and the New Jerusalem

C20. The Binding of Satan

20: 1–3; 21–2?

C21. The New Jerusalem

21–2