Illustration IV

Illustration V: Representation of Saint James holding a staff and a book (Epistle of Saint James).

Illustration XVI: King David swears to Bathsheba that her son, Solomon, will be king after him (III Kings 1: 15-31).

Illustration LVII: the 19th figure: the 6th angel sounds his trumpet and looses the 4 angels bound to the river Euphrates. They prepare and army of horsemen to slay the third part of men (Revelation 9: 11-21).

Illustration XVII

Illustration XXVI: David learns of Saul's death on Mount Gilboa from the Amalekite who slew Saul. David laments for Saul and Jonathan (II Kings 1).

Illustration IV: Representation of Saint John and his vision of Jesus Christ (First Epistle of Saint John the Divine)

Illustration LIX: the 17th figure: John is shown the woman, Babylon, arrayed in purple and scarlet sitting upon the beast (Revelation 17).

Illustration XIII: A chariot of fire parts Elijah from Elisha. Elijah is taken up to heaven in a whirlwind. On Elisha's journey to Beth, yound children who mock him are torn apart by she-bears (IV Kings 2).

Illustration XVI

Illustration XXXII: Shishak, King of Egypt invades Jerusalem and loots the treasures of the Lord's Temple and of the King's House (II Chronicles 12)

Illustration LVIII: the 19th figure: the Beast makes war with the Lord. The beast and the false prophet are cast into the lake of fire (Revelation 19: 11-21).

Illustration XLVIII: the 10th figure: John beholds a mighty angel whose feet are pillars of fire come down from heaven in a cloud. John eats the little book in the angel's hand (Revelation 10:1-11).