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Black and white Whore of Babylon

This image in the series marks the appearance of the whore of Babylon in the Book of Revelation (17:3–4). It supports the original image of The Whore of…

Black and white Whore of Babylon

This image in the series marks the appearance of the whore of Babylon in the Book of Revelation (17:3–4). It supports the original image of The Whore of…

Supporting Image for The Whore of Babylon

This image is a much more modern rendition of The Whore of Babylon and the seven headed beast. This beast is found with the woman because it represents…

The Whore of Babylon

This image is of The Whore of Babylon as illustrated in Hortus deliciarum by Herrad of Landsberg, 1180 CE. The Whore of Babylon is a Christian figure of…

Supporting image for Seraphim

This is a supporting image for Seraphim and it shows his wings and only his face.

Supporting image for Seraphim

This is a supporting image for Seraphim, and in can be found in the Cathedral of Cefalù in Sicily, and it is from ca. 1150 A.D.

Supporting Image for Stuttgarter Psalter

This is a supporting image for Stuttgarter Psalter, and it shows the main character riding a horse, and we can also see the lion that we saw in…

Supporting image for Stuttgarter Psalter

This is a supporting image for Stuttgarter Psalter, and it shows the main character running away from soldiers.

Jesus the warrior!

This particular picture can be found in the Stuttgart Psalter psalm 91:13 . The Stuttgart Psalter is an illuminated 9th century Psalter that contains 316 images depicting the…

St. George slaying the dragon

This beautiful stained glass window is in the Niethart chapel in the Ulm Munster Lutheran cathedral, by hans Acker in 1440 and J. Kolher. Hans was a German…

Sacrificial Pelican – supporting image for the bird (Christ) killing the snake (Satan)

The pelican was a very popular image in medieval illuminate manuscripts and bestiaries. The iconic image showed a mother pelican piercing her own chest with her beak to…

Philosophy and the Seven Liberal Arts – supporting image for the Ladder of Virtues

Another piece from the Hortus Deliciarum by Herrad of Landsberg. The Hortus Deliciarum was an illuminated encyclopedia that began in 1167 as a tool for novices at the…