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1) A passage from the Book of Enoch: "In those days, the underworld shall open its maw and they shall be swallowed by it, and thus their destruction shall be accomplished; the underworld shall devour the sinners before the eyes of the elect." (Ch. 56:8)
2) The maw of hell represents the crater of Mount Vesuvius. People in the Middle Ages believed that volcanoes were gateways to hell.
3) The shape of the Vesuvius crater corresponds to the form it took after the eruption of 1631.
4) Athanasius Kircher visited this post-eruption crater and had himself lowered into it.
5) Stylized palm leaves represent the righteous and the elect who are witnessing the scene; such imagery is common in religious texts.
6) The red color of the stem and roots represents the fiery river leading to hell.
7) This analogy offers another possible clue suggesting that at least the content of this page was created after 1631.
1) A passage from the Book of Enoch: "In those days, the underworld shall open its maw and they shall be swallowed by it, and thus their destruction shall be accomplished; the underworld shall devour the sinners before the eyes of the elect." (Ch. 56:8)
2) The maw of hell represents the crater of Mount Vesuvius. People in the Middle Ages believed that volcanoes were gateways to hell.
3) The shape of the Vesuvius crater corresponds to the form it took after the eruption of 1631.
4) Athanasius Kircher visited this post-eruption crater and had himself lowered into it.
5) Stylized palm leaves represent the righteous and the elect who are witnessing the scene; such imagery is common in religious texts.
6) The red color of the stem and roots represents the fiery river leading to hell.
7) This analogy offers another possible clue suggesting that at least the content of this page was created after 1631.