Commentary on the Apocalypse by Haimo, Bishop of Auxerre,
Germany, first half of the 12th century

(Bodleian Library, Oxford, manuscript Bodl. 352)

Folio 6v, Opening The Seals

A detail of the 2nd Register.
Opening The Seals, Commentary on the Apocalypse by Haimo, Bishop of Auxerre, Germany, first half of the 12th century.

First Register: Two beasts, three Lambs of God, angel with scroll (Rev.VI.1).
Second Register: three horses, their riders carrying bow, sword, scales. (Rev.VI.2-).
Third Register: Lamb of God, winged dove, watch Death riding on a mythological horse, souls of martyrs, altar, two angels. (Rev.VI.8-9).
Fourth Register: Personified star and red moon on either side of Lamb of God, earthquake depicted in rippling band of water, shooting stars; heads of kings and other men bowed in hiding. (Rev.VI.12-15).

Source: Bodleian Library, Oxford

Other 12th Century Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

Commentary on the Apocalypse by Haimo, Bishop of Auxerre,Germany, first half of the 12th century

(Bodleian Library, Oxford, manuscript Bodl. 352)

Folio 6v, Opening The Seals

Commentary on the Apocalypse by Haimo, Bishop of Auxerre,
Germany, first half of the 12th century