| 0 | Abstract, Non-representational Art |
| 11B*A | the Holy Trinity depicted in abstract terms |
| 11B1*A | Shield of the Trinity (Scutum Fidei) |
| 11B112 | three interlocked circles - Trinity |
| 11B114*A | three fish, geometrically arranged within a circle or triangle - symbol of the Trinity |
| 11B3 | Holy Trinity in which one, two or all figures are represented in human shape |
| 11B3231 | Trinity in which God the Father and Christ are represented as persons, the Holy Ghost as dove - God the Father holding the crucifix |
| 11C11 | the all-seeing eye, triangle with eye - symbol of God the Father |
| 11C12 | hand, 'Dextera Dei' ~ symbol of God the Father |
| 11C16 | alpha and omega - symbol of God the Father |
| 11C23 | God the Father as bearded old man, usually with crown or tiara or sceptre and/or globe |
| 11D112 | Chrismon and derived forms - symbol of Christ |
| 11D113 | IHS ('Iesus Hominum Salvator') - symbol of Christ |
| 11D114 | 'Ichthys' - symbol of Christ |
| 11D121 | cross as symbol of Christ |
| 11D123(CELTIC) | Celtic wheel cross - the cross - symbols of Christ |
| 11D123(FLOWERING) | living, or flowering cross - symbols of Christ |
| 11D131(PELICAN) | Pelican in her Piety |
| 11D1311 | lamb bearing cross or banner, 'Agnus Dei' - symbol of Christ |
| 11D2 | Christ as child or youth (in general) |
| 11D26 | Christ as youth |
| 11D3 | Christ as adult - not in biblical context |
| 11D312 | Vera Icon', 'Sudarium', Veronica-portrait |
| 11D32*A | I stand at the door and knock: image derived from William Holman Hunt's 'The Light of the World' |
| 11D32*B | Standing figure of the Risen Christ in Glory, sometimes with mandorla, perhaps with arms raised or outstretched. |
| 11D321 | Majestas Domini': Christ in mandorla seated on a rainbow or sphere |
| 11D321*A | 'Majestas Domini': Christ in mandorla standing on a rainbow or sphere |
| 11D322 | Christ enthroned - eg 'Christus Rex', as judge |
| 11D3221 | 'Pantocrator', Christ enthroned, making a speaking or blessing gesture and holding a book |
| 11D3221*A | Christ in majesty, making a speaking or blessing gesture and holding a book (standing figure) |
| 11D3223*A | Christ as (heavenly) judge - standing figure |
| 11D324 | 'Salvator Mundi', making a blessing gesture; an orb in his hand or at his feet |
| 11D3251 | Christ with chalice, and bread or Host |
| 11D327*A | Christ as the sower - particular types of adult Christ - human occupations |
| 11D327*B | Christ gathering the harvest - particular types of adult Christ - human occupations |
| 11D3271 | Christ as Good Shepherd |
| 11D3278 | Christ as pilgrim |
| 11D33*A | adult Christ receiving the dead into heaven |
| 11D332 | adult Christ together with angels |
| 11D334 | adult Christ together with apostles, evangelists, saints, etc. |
| 11D334*A | Christ with Mary and John - adult Christ together with apostles, evangelists, saints, etc. |
| 11D351 | Crucified Christ suffering (with crown of thorns) |
| 11D351*A | Crucified Christ suffering (without the crown of thorns) |
| 11D353 | crucified Christ (in non-narrative context): Christ triumphing (with crown, head usually upright) |
| 11D355 | Christ crucified on a tree or on a vine |
| 11D422 | the Sacred Heart |
| 11DD3 | Christ as adult - Christ beardless |
| 11DD322 | Christ enthroned - Christ beardless |
| 11DD324 | 'Salvator Mundi', making a blessing gesture; an orb in his hand or at his feet - DD - Christ beardless |
| 11DD3251 | Christ with chalice, and bread or Host - Christ beardless |
| 11DD3271 | Christ as Good Shepherd - Christ beardless |
| 11DD351 | Christ suffering (with crown of thorns) - Christ beardless |
| 11E1 | Holy Ghost represented as a dove |
| 11E3 | Holy Ghost represented in human shape |
| 11E4 | representation of the Holy Ghost |
| 11E5 | the seven gifts of the Holy Ghost |
| 11E544 | 'Fortitudo', Fortitude - one of the seven gifts of the Holy Ghost |
| 11F11*A | Flowers of the Virgin Mary - symbols of Mary |
| 11F21 | Mary as child |
| 11F23 | upright figures of Mary without the Christ-child |
| 11F232 | Immaculata', 'Purisima': Mary, usually standing on a crescent moon, descending from heaven, exempt from original sin (sometimes trampling serpent) |
| 11F252*A | Mary's heart pierced by a sword |
| 11F3*A | Mary, together with others, kneeling in adoration of Christ |
| 11F32 | Mary together with mortals, who adore her, or implore her to help |
| 11F41 | Madonna: Mary standing (or half-length), Christ-child close to her bosom |
| 11F42 | Madonna: Mary sitting or enthroned, the Christ-child in her lap |
| 11F42(+5) | Madonna: Mary sitting or enthroned, the Christ-child in her lap (+ donor(s), supplicant(s), whether or not with patron saint(s)) |
| 11F44 | Madonna: Mary (standing) with the Christ-child free-standing (or leaning against her) |
| 11F453 | Mary kneeling (on the ground), the Christ-child lying in front of her |
| 11F726 | Christ-child suckling, or beginning to suckle |
| 11F741 | John the Baptist as child - Madonna-representations |
| 11F82*A | Our Lady of Lourdes - appearances of Mary |
| 11F91 | sacred heart of Mary |
| 11G | angels |
| 11G11 | Seraphim |
| 11G18 | the seven Archangels |
| 11G181 | group of four Archangels |
| 11G182 | group of three canonical Archangels: Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael |
| 11G183 | the Archangel Michael |
| 11G184 | the Archangel Gabriel |
| 11G185 | the Archangel Raphael |
| 11G186(BARACHIEL) | Barachiel, archangel |
| 11G186(JEHUDIEL) | Jehudiel, archangel |
| 11G186(URIEL) | Uriel, archangel |
| 11G31 | St Michael the Archangel fighting the dragon (devil, Satan) |
| 11G32 | St Michael the Archangel (and other angels) casting the rebel angels out of heaven |
| 11H(AELHAIARN) | St Aelhaiarn |
| 11H(AFAN) | St Afan |
| 11H(ALBAN) | St Alban |
| 11H(ALBAN)6 | St Alban - martyrdom, suffering, misfortune and death |
| 11H(ALOYSIUS GONZAGA) | St Aloysius Gonzaga |
| 11H(AMBROSE) | St Ambrose, bishop of Milan |
| 11H(ANDREW) | St Andrew, apostle |
| 11H(ANTONY OF PADUA) | St Antony of Padua |
| 11H(ANTONY OF PADUA)51 | St Antony of Padua leads an ass before the chalice and host |
| 11H(ASAPH) | St Asaph |
| 11H(AUGUSTINE) | St Augustine, bishop of Hippo |
| 11H(AUGUSTINE)2 | St Augustine, early life |
| 11H(BARNABAS) | St Barnabas of Cyprus, first bishop of Milan |
| 11H(BARTHOLOMEW) | St Bartholomew, apostle |
| 11H(BASIL THE GREAT) | St Basil the Great (Basilius Magnus), bishop of Caesarea |
| 11H(BENEDICT) | St Benedict of Nurcia |
| 11H(BERNARD) | St Bernard of Clairvaux |
| 11H(BEUNO) | St Beuno |
| 11H(BONAVENTURA) | St Bonaventura |
| 11H(BOTOLPH) | St Botolph |
| 11H(BRYCHAN) | Brychan Brycheiniog |
| 11H(BRYNACH) | St Brynach |
| 11H(BUAN) | St Buan, confessor |
| 11H(CADFAN) | St Cadfan, abbot of Bardsey |
| 11H(CADOG) | St Cadog |
| 11H(CADWALADR) | St Cadwaladr |
| 11H(CANUTE) | St Canute |
| 11H(CARADOG) | St Caradog |
| 11H(CARANNOG) | St Carannog |
| 11H(CENYDD) | St Cenydd |
| 11H(CHAD) | St Chad |
| 11H(CHARLES BORROMEO) | St Charles Borromeo, cardinal of Milan |
| 11H(CHRISTOPHER) | St Christopher, the giant and martyr Christophorus |
| 11H(CHRISTOPHER)51 | St Christopher, with the infant Christ on his shoulders |
| 11H(CHRYSANTHUS) | St Chrysanthus |
| 11H(CLEMENT) | Clement I, pope and martyr |
| 11H(COLLEN) | St Collen |
| 11H(COLUMBA) | St Columba |
| 11H(CONSTANTINE) | Constantine the Great, Roman emperor |
| 11H(CURIG) | St Curig |
| 11H(CUTHBERT) | St Cuthbert |
| 11H(CYBI) | St Cybi |
| 11H(CYFELACH) | St Cyfelach |
| 11H(CYNDEYRN) | St Cyndeyrn, or Kentigern |
| 11H(CYNIDR) | St Cynidr |
| 11H(CYNOG) | St Cynog |
| 11H(CYNWYL) | St Cynwyl |
| 11H(DAVID LEWIS) | St David Lewis |
| 11H(DAVID) | St David |
| 11H(DEINIOL) | St Deiniol |
| 11H(DENYS) | St Denys of France |
| 11H(DIGAIN) | St Digain |
| 11H(DOGFAN) | St Dogfan |
| 11H(DONAT) | St Donat |
| 11H(DUNAWD) | St Dunawd |
| 11H(DYFRIG) | St Dyfrig |
| 11H(EDMUND) | St Edmund, king of East Anglia and martyr |
| 11H(EDWARD) | Edward the Confessor |
| 11H(EDWARD)511 | St Edward the Confessor gives his ring to St John the Evangelist |
| 11H(ELFAN) | St Elfan |
| 11H(ELFOD) | St Elfod (Elbotus) |
| 11H(ELIAN) | St Elian |
| 11H(ELIDAN) | St Elidan |
| 11H(EUDDOGWY) | St Euddogwy or Oudoceus |
| 11H(EUSTACE) | St Eustace (Eustachius, Eustathius), Roman soldier and hunter |
| 11H(FIDELIS) | St Fidelis of Sigmaringen |
| 11H(FRANCIS) | St Francis of Assisi |
| 11H(GEORGE) | St George |
| 11H(GEORGE)41 | St George and the dragon |
| 11H(GERMANUS) | St Germanus of Auxerre, or Garmon |
| 11H(GILDAS) | St Gildas |
| 11H(GILES) | St Giles |
| 11H(GREGORY THE ENLIGHTENER) | St Gregory the Enlightener, or Illuminator, apostle of Armenia |
| 11H(GREGORY) | St Gregory the Great |
| 11H(GREGORY)51 | The mass of St Gregory the Great: Christ appears above the altar with the instruments of the Passion; maybe blood spouts from Christ's side |
| 11H(GUDWAL) | St Gudwal |
| 11H(GWYNAN) | St Gwynan |
| 11H(GWYNHOEDL) | St Gwynhoedl |
| 11H(GWYNLLYW) | St Gwynllyw |
| 11H(HUGH OF LINCOLN) | St Hugh of Lincoln |
| 11H(IDLOES) | St Idloes |
| 11H(IGNATIUS) | St Ignatius of Loyola |
| 11H(ILLTUD) | St Illtud |
| 11H(ISSELL) | St Issell, or Usyllt |
| 11H(JAMES THE GREAT) | James the Great, apostle |
| 11H(JAMES THE LESS) | James the Less, apostle |
| 11H(JEROME) | St Jerome (Hieronymus) |
| 11H(JOHN LLOYD) | St John Lloyd |
| 11H(JOHN OF THE CROSS) | St John of the Cross |
| 11H(JOHN THE BAPTIST) | St John the Baptist |
| 11H(JOHN THE BAPTIST)2 | St John the Baptist as a child |
| 11H(JOHN) | St John the Evangelist, apostle |
| 11H(JOHN)12 | St John the Evangelist writing the Gospel. |
| 11H(JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA) | St Joseph of Arimathaea, Jewish councillor |
| 11H(JOSEPH) | St Joseph of Nazareth, foster-father of Christ |
| 11H(JUDE THADDAEUS) | St Jude Thaddaeus, apostle |
| 11H(JUDOC) | St Judoc, hermit |
| 11H(JULIAN) | St Julian the Hospitaller (Julian(us) Hospitator) |
| 11H(JUSTINIAN) | St Justinian |
| 11H(LAURENCE) | St Laurence, martyr and deacon of Rome |
| 11H(LLEUDDAD) | St Lleuddad, abbot of Bardsey |
| 11H(LLWCHAIARN) | St Llwchaiarn |
| 11H(LONGINUS) | St Longinus, centurion of Caesarea |
| 11H(LUKE) | St Luke the evangelist |
| 11H(LUKE)12 | St Luke writing his gospel |
| 11H(LUKE)121 | St Luke writing his gospel, St Paul present |
| 11H(MADOG) | St Madog, or St Aidan of Ferns |
| 11H(MAEL) | St Mael |
| 11H(MAELOG) | St Maelog |
| 11H(MAGLORIUS) | St Maglorius |
| 11H(MARK) | St Mark (Marcus) the evangelist, and bishop of Alexandria |
| 11H(MARK)12 | St Mark the evangelist writing the Gospel |
| 11H(MARK)121 | St Mark writing the Gospel, Peter present |
| 11H(MARTIN) | St Martin(us), bishop of Tours |
| 11H(MARTIN)41 | St Martin divides his cloak |
| 11H(MATTHEW) | St Matthew (Mattheus), apostle and evangelist |
| 11H(MATTHEW)12 | St Matthew writing the Gospel |
| 11H(MATTHIAS) | St Matthias, apostle and martyr |
| 11H(MAURICE) | St Maurice of Agaunum |
| 11H(NICHOLAS) | St Nicholas of Myra |
| 11H(OSWALD) | St Oswald, king of Northumbria and martyr |
| 11H(PADARN) | St Padarn |
| 11H(PATRICK) | St Patrick |
| 11H(PAUL) | Paul of Tarsus, apostle |
| 11H(PAUL)12 | St Paul writing his epistles |
| 11H(PAULINUS) | St Paulinus |
| 11H(PEBLIG) | St Peblig |
| 11H(PERIS) | St Peris |
| 11H(PETER) | St Peter, apostle and first bishop of Rome |
| 11H(PETROG) | St Petrog |
| 11H(PHILIP EVANS) | St Philip Evans |
| 11H(PHILIP POWELL) | Philip Powell |
| 11H(PHILIP) | St Philip, apostle |
| 11H(POTENTINUS) | St Potentinus |
| 11H(PUDENS) | St Pudens |
| 11H(RHIDIAN) | St Rhidian |
| 11H(RHYCHWYN) | St Rhychwyn |
| 11H(RHYSTUD) | St Rhystud |
| 11H(RICHARD GWYN) | St Richard Gwyn |
| 11H(RICHARD OF CHICHESTER) | St Richard of Chichester |
| 11H(SAMSON) | St Samson |
| 11H(SANNAN) | St Senan |
| 11H(SEBASTIAN)621 | St Sebastian pierced by arrows |
| 11H(SEIRIOL) | St Seiriol |
| 11H(SILAS) | St Silas |
| 11H(SIMEON) | St Simeon Christophorus (the Just, the Grey) |
| 11H(SIMON) | St Simon Zelotes (or Simon the Canaanite), apostle |
| 11H(STEPHEN) | St Stephen, deacon and (proto)martyr |
| 11H(SULIEN) | St Sulien |
| 11H(SWITHUN) | St Swithun |
| 11H(TADIOC) | St Tadioc |
| 11H(TEGWELL) | St Tegwell |
| 11H(TEGWYN) | St Tegwyn |
| 11H(TEILO) | St Teilo |
| 11H(THEODORE) | St Theodore |
| 11H(THOMAS BECKET) | St Thomas Becket, archbishop of Canterbury and martyr |
| 11H(THOMAS BECKET)68 | St Thomas Becket, martyrdom |
| 11H(THOMAS) | St Thomas, apostle |
| 11H(TIMOTHY)2 | St Timothy - early life |
| 11H(TRILLO) | St Trilo |
| 11H(TWROG) | St Twrog |
| 11H(TYDECHO) | St Tydecho |
| 11H(TYDECHO)6 | St Tydecho - martyrdom, suffering |
| 11H(TYRNOG) | St Tyrnog |
| 11H(TYSILIO) | St Tysilio |
| 11H(VALENTINE) | St Valentine |
| 11HH(AGNES) | St Agnes of Rome, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(AGNES)63 | St Agnes receives a white cloak |
| 11HH(AGNES)65 | St Agnes tied to the stake, remains unharmed |
| 11HH(ANNA THE PROPHETESS) | St Anna (prophetess) |
| 11HH(ANNA) | St Anna, mother of Mary |
| 11HH(APOLLONIA) | St Apollonia of Alexandria, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(BARBARA) | St Barbara, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(BRIGID) | St Brigid (Bridget) of Ireland |
| 11HH(CAIN) | St Cain or Keyne |
| 11HH(CATHERINE OF SIENA) | St Catherine of Siena, virgin and Dominican Tertiary |
| 11HH(CATHERINE) | St Catherine of Alexandria, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(CATHERINE)34 | St Catherine of Alexandria - mystic marriage |
| 11HH(CATHERINE)68 | St Catherine of Alexandria is beheaded |
| 11HH(CECILIA) | St Cecilia of Rome, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(CEINWEN) | St Ceinwen |
| 11HH(CLARE) | St Clare of Assisi |
| 11HH(CLAUDIA RUFINA) | Claudia Rufina |
| 11HH(DOROTHEA) | St Dorothea of Caesarea, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(EILIWEDD) | St Eliwedd, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(ELISABETH OF HUNGARY) | St Elisabeth of Hungary |
| 11HH(ELIZABETH) | Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist |
| 11HH(ELLI) | St Elli |
| 11HH(EMILY) | St Emily |
| 11HH(ERFYL) | St Erfyl |
| 11HH(EUNICE) | St Eunice, mother of Timothy |
| 11HH(FRANCES) | St Frances of Rome |
| 11HH(FRIDESWIDE) | St Frideswide |
| 11HH(GERTRUDE OF NIVELLES) | St Gertrude of Nivelles, abbess |
| 11HH(GERTRUDE) | St Gertrude the Great of Helfta |
| 11HH(GWENDOLINE) | St Gwendoline |
| 11HH(GWENFAEN) | St Gwenfaen |
| 11HH(GWENOG) | St Gwenog |
| 11HH(GWLADYS) | St Gwladys |
| 11HH(HELEN) | St Helen |
| 11HH(HILDA) | St Hilda |
| 11HH(JOAN OF ARC) | St Joan of Arc |
| 11HH(LLYR) | St Llyr |
| 11HH(LUCY) | St Lucy (Lucia) of Syracuse, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(LYDIA) | Lydia, seller of purple |
| 11HH(MACHES) | St Maches |
| 11HH(MARCHELL) | St Marchell |
| 11HH(MARGARET OF SCOTLAND) | St Margaret of Scotland |
| 11HH(MARGARET) | St Margaret of Antioch, virgin martyr |
| 11HH(MARTHA) | St Martha of Bethany |
| 11HH(MARY CLEOPHAS) | Mary Cleophas |
| 11HH(MARY MAGDALENE OF FLORENCE) | St Mary Magdalene of Florence |
| 11HH(MARY MAGDALENE) | St Mary Magdalene |
| 11HH(MELANGELL) | St Melangell |
| 11HH(MONICA) | St Monica |
| 11HH(NON) | St Non |
| 11HH(PERPETUA & FELICITAS) | St Perpetua and St Felicitas (Felicity) of Carthage, martyrs |
| 11HH(PRASSEDES) | St Prassedes |
| 11HH(PUDENTIANA) | St Pudentiana |
| 11HH(THERESA) | St Theresa of Avila |
| 11HH(THERESE) | St Therese of Lisieux |
| 11HH(TUDFUL) | St Tudful |
| 11HH(URSULA) | St Ursula |
| 11HH(WINEFRIDE) | St Winefride, St Gwenfrewy |
| 11I11 | the four major prophets (not in biblical context): Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel |
| 11I12 | the twelve minor prophets (not in biblical context): Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi |
| 11I2(CUMAEAN) | Cumaean sibyl |
| 11I2(ERYTHRAEAN) | Erythraean sibyl |
| 11I3 | the twelve apostles (as a group), usually with books or scrolls (not in biblical context) |
| 11I31 | symbolic representations of the twelve apostles, e.g.: twelve doves, twelve lambs |
| 11I41 | the four evangelists together (author portraits) |
| 11I42 | the four symbols of the evangelists, 'the apocalyptic beasts' |
| 11I421 | eagle (possibly with book) - symbol of St John |
| 11I422 | ox (possibly with book) - symbol of St Luke |
| 11I423 | lion (possibly with book) - symbol of St Mark |
| 11I424 | angel (possibly with book) - symbol of St Matthew |
| 11I51 | the four Latin (Western) Fathers of the Church together: Ambrose, Jerome, Augustine and Gregory the Great. |
| 11I52 | the four Greek (Eastern) Fathers of the Church together: Basil the Great, Gregory of Nazianzus, John Chrysostom and Athanasius the Great |
| 11I61121 | the twelve tribes of Israel (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(AARON) | Aaron (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(ABRAHAM) | Abraham (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(ADAM) | Adam (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(AMOS) | the prophet Amos (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(ASAPH) | Asaph the psalmist |
| 11I62(BOAZ) | Boaz |
| 11I62(DANIEL) | Daniel (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(DAVID) | David (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(DAVID)3*A | David as a refugee in the wilderness |
| 11I62(DAVID)32 | David as musician, usually playing the harp |
| 11I62(ELI) | Eli |
| 11I62(ELIJAH) | Elijah (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(EZEKIEL) | Ezekiel (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(GIDEON) | Gideon (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(HOSEA) | the prophet Hosea (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(ISAAC) | Isaac |
| 11I62(ISAIAH) | the prophet Isaiah (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(JACOB) | Jacob (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(JEREMIAH) | the prophet Jeremiah (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(JESSE) | Jesse - father of David |
| 11I62(JOB) | Job |
| 11I62(JOEL) | the prophet Joel (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(JONATHAN) | Jonathan |
| 11I62(JOSHUA) | Joshua |
| 11I62(MALACHI) | the prophet Malachi (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(MELCHIZEDEK) | Melchizedek (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(MICAH) | the prophet Micah (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(MOSES) | Moses (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(NATHAN) | Nathan (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(NEHEMIAH) | Nehemiah |
| 11I62(NOAH) | Noah (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(REHOBOAM) | Rehoboam, king of Judah |
| 11I62(SAMSON) | Samson |
| 11I62(SAMUEL) | Samuel |
| 11I62(SOLOMON) | Solomon (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(ZADOK) | Zadok (not in biblical context) |
| 11I62(ZECHARIAH) | the prophet Zechariah (not in biblical context) |
| 11I63(BATHSHEBA) | Bathsheba (not in biblical context) |
| 11I63(HANNAH) | Hannah |
| 11I63(JOCHEBED) | Jochebed, the mother of Moses |
| 11I63(MIRIAM) | Miriam |
| 11I63(NAOMI) | Naomi, mother-in-law to Ruth |
| 11I63(RUTH) | Ruth |
| 11I7 | persons from the New Testament (not in biblical context) |
| 11I72(AQUILA) | Aquila |
| 11I72(CORNELIUS) | Cornelius (not in biblical context) |
| 11I72(TIMOTHY) | Timothy |
| 11I72(ZACHARIAS) | Zacharias, father of John the Baptist |
| 11I73(DORCAS) | Dorcas (not in Biblical context) |
| 11I73(LOIS) | Lois, grandmother to Timothy |
| 11I73(PHOEBE) | Phoebe, deacon of Cenchrea |
| 11I73(PRISCILLA) | Priscilla |
| 11L211 | the ten commandments represented together on stone tablets |
| 11M3 | The Three Theological Virtues - faith, hope and charity |
| 11M31 | Faith - one of the Three Theological Virtues |
| 11M32 | Hope - one of the Three Theological Virtues |
| 11M33 | Charity - one of the Three Theological Virtues |
| 11M4 | the Four Cardinal Virtues (Prudence, Temperance, Fortitude, or Courage, Justice) |
| 11M44 | Justice, 'Justitia'; 'Giustitia divina' (Ripa) ~ one of the Four Cardinal Virtues |
| 11P31131(CROSIER) | crosier - insignia of bishop |
| 11P31131(MITRE) | mitre - insignia of bishop |
| 11P3151 | abbey, monastery, convent - Roman Catholic church |
| 11P44331 | execution of heretic, e.g. by burning at the stake |
| 11Q2 | (private) prayer |
| 11Q22 | aids for prayer: rosary |
| 11Q51 | reading the Bible or other religious books |
| 11Q511 | the Bible as a book |
| 11Q511*A | the Holy Ghost descending amid rays of light on an open Bible, sometimes with the seven seals |
| 11Q621 | pilgrim |
| 11Q6221*A | holy well - place of pilgrimage, sacred place |
| 11Q651 | crucifix - personal devotion |
| 11Q652 | relics (and reliquaries) |
| 11Q711 | building of church |
| 11Q712 | church (exterior) |
| 11Q712*A | model of a church held by saint or donor figure |
| 11Q7129 | ruin of church, monastery, etc |
| 11Q713 | interior of church |
| 11Q7131(SHRINE) | parts of church interior: shrine |
| 11Q71423 | altarcross, crucifix |
| 11Q71426 | 'sanctus' bell, altar bell; rattle bell (portable) |
| 11Q71428 | censer - liturgical equipment of the church |
| 11Q71441 | chalice |
| 11Q71483 | church bell |
| 11Q73124 | marriage - Protestant service |
| 11Q732 | the seven Sacraments of the Roman Catholic Church |
| 11Q7321 | baptism, christening ceremony - the first of the seven sacraments |
| 11Q73214 | baptismal font |
| 11Q7322 | confirmation - the second of the seven sacraments |
| 11Q7324 | the Eucharist - the fourth of the seven sacraments |
| 11Q73241 | the Eucharist - chalice bearing the Host |
| 11Q733 | preaching |
| 11Q7441*A | Te Deum Laudamus (Ambrosian Hymn) |
| 11Q75711 | choir (in church) |
| 11S15 | heaven represented as a city |
| 11T6 | purgatory, usually the souls praying or asking for intercession |
| 11U1 | comprehensive representation of Last Judgement: Christ, often surrounded by elders and sometimes accompanied by Mary and John the Baptist, appears in the sky with trumpeting angels |
| 11U11 | representation of Last Judgement, with the archangel Michael weighing the souls (or dividing the blessed and the damned) |
| 11U23 | the blessed are brought to heaven - Last Judgement |
| 11U6 | the second coming of Christ |
| 11V | the (seven) Acts of Mercy - from Matthew 25 |
| 11V1 | feeding the hungry - one of the (seven) Acts of Mercy |
| 11V2 | giving the thirsty to drink, 'sitiens potatur' - one of the (seven) Acts of Mercy |
| 11V3 | sheltering strangers, 'hospes colligitur' - one of the (seven) Acts of Mercy |
| 11V4 | clothing the naked - one of the (seven) Acts of Mercy |
| 11V5 | visiting the sick - one of the (seven) Acts of Mercy |
| 11V6 | visiting or liberating the imprisoned: one of the seven Acts of Mercy |
| 12A111 | the name of God - tetragram (in Hebrew script) ~ Jewish religion |
| 12A321 | sacrifice of the paschal lamb - Jewish religion |
| 12A4231 | menorah', golden seven-branched candlestick, kept in the Tabernacle |
| 12A44 | the Synagogue (as building and place of worship - Jewish religion) |
| 12A52113 | breastplate of high priest - Jewish religion |
| 12A523 | priests - hierarchy of priests - Jewish religion |
| 12A524 | Levites - hierarchy of priests - Jewish religion |
| 12A6 | Jewish festivals, feasts and holidays |
| 12A82*A | Star of David |
| 12R71 | mask, mask-costume - American Indian ritual objects |
| 21C | fire (one of the four elements) |
| 21D | water (one of the four elements) |
| 23D | seasons of the year (esp. personifications) |
| 24A | sun as celestial body |
| 24B | moon as celestial body |
| 24C1 | planets; planetary system, solar system |
| 24D | stars |
| 25A13 | globe |
| 25C12 | volcano |
| 25D31 | mine |
| 25D32 | miner |
| 25F(+36) | shell, snail-shell etc. |
| 25F2 | mammals |
| 25F23(BADGER) | beasts of prey, predatory animals: badger |
| 25F23(LION) | lion |
| 25F24(BOAR) | boar - hoofed animals |
| 25F24(CAMEL) | camel |
| 25F24(DEER) | hoofed animals: deer |
| 25F24(STAG) | hoofed animals: stag |
| 25F26(HARE) | hare - rodents |
| 25F26(MOUSE) | mouse - rodents |
| 25F26(RABBIT) | rabbit - rodents |
| 25F27(SEAL) | swimming mammals: seal |
| 25F3 | birds |
| 25F33(EAGLE) | eagle |
| 25F33(KINGFISHER) | kingfisher |
| 25F34 | owl |
| 25F35(PEACOCK) | peacock - ornamental birds |
| 25F36(PELICAN) | Pelican |
| 25F36(SWAN) | water-birds: swan |
| 25F37(CORMORANT) | cormorant - shore-birds and wading-birds |
| 25F37(GULL) | gull - shore-birds and wading-birds |
| 25F39(CUCKOO) | cuckoo |
| 25F39(DOVE) | dove |
| 25F4 | reptiles |
| 25F42 | snakes |
| 25F44 | tortoises, turtles |
| 25F5 | amphibians |
| 25F51(FROG) | tailless amphibians: frog |
| 25F6 | fishes |
| 25F7 | lower animals |
| 25F711(BEE) | insects: bee |
| 25F711(BUTTERFLY) | insects: butterfly |
| 25F711(DRAGONFLY) | dragonfly |
| 25F711(FLY) | insects: fly |
| 25F711(GRASS-HOPPER) | insects: grass-hopper |
| 25F711(LOUSE) | insects: louse |
| 25F75(JELLY-FISH) | coelenterata: jelly-fish |
| 25F82 | fossil animals |
| 25FF241 | unicorn - fabulous animals |
| 25FF3(PHOENIX) | fabulous animals - birds: phoenix |
| 25FF422 | dragon (large fabulous serpent, sometimes with wings and legs) |
| 25G(+27) | plants; vegetation (+ leaf) |
| 25G1 | plants (in general) |
| 25G21 | fruits |
| 25G21(ACORN) | fruits: acorn |
| 25G21(PEAR) | fruits: pear |
| 25G22(LEEK) | (non-fruit) products of plants or trees: leek |
| 25G3 | trees |
| 25G3(PALM-TREE)(+22) | trees: palm-tree (+ branch, stick) |
| 25G4(HYSSOP) | plants and herbs: hyssop |
| 25G41 | flowers |
| 25G41(DAFFODIL) | daffodil |
| 25G41(LILY) | lily |
| 25G41(POPPY) | poppy - flowers |
| 25G541 | mushrooms - plants; vegetation |
| 25H1 | landscapes |
| 25H11 | mountains |
| 25H13 | coast - landscape |
| 25H2 | landscapes with waters, waterscapes, seascapes (in the temperate zone) |
| 25H216 | waterfall |
| 25I1 | city-view in general, landscape with city or town |
| 25I5 | landscape with tower or castle |
| 25I71 | landscape with menhir |
| 25K16 | desert |
| 25K2 | landscapes in polar regions |
| 26B2 | rainbow |
| 26D2 | hail |
| 26E2 | lightning, flash of lightning, thunderbolt - thunderstorm |
| 31A(+1) | the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ front view) |
| 31A(+3) | the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ sideview, profile) |
| 31A(+56) | the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ lying) |
| 31A211 | (human) skull |
| 31A2245 | hand |
| 31A22611 | blood |
| 31A241 | head (in normal upright position) |
| 31A241(+3) | head in normal upright position (+ sideview, profile) |
| 31A241(+4) | head in normal upright position (+ three-quarter view) |
| 31A243(+3) | head bent backwards (+ sideview, profile) |
| 31A244 | head bent forward; bowing - postures of the head |
| 31A2522 | hands folded |
| 31A54611 | soap-bubble - washing and bathing |
| 31AA24(+3) | postures of the head (+ sideview, profile) - female figure |
| 31AA241(+4) | head in normal upright position - female human figure (+ three-quarter view) |
| 31AA244 | head bent forward; bowing - female human figure |
| 31D112 | child |
| 31G322 | angel guiding a soul to heaven |
| 34B11(DOG) | dog - domestic animal |
| 41A3281 | key |
| 41B31 | candle |
| 41B33 | lantern |
| 41D2332 | shoes, sandals |
| 41D266 | ornaments, jewels |
| 42A3 | mother and baby or young child |
| 42B | family - parents with their children |
| 42G2111 | father (first degree family relationships) |
| 42G2112 | mother (first degree family relationships) |
| 43A31 | merry-go-round, roundabout; chair o'plane |
| 43A373 | clown |
| 43C(+311) | receiving prize or crown of honours |
| 43C2134 | motorcar racing |
| 43C52 | board-games |
| 43C593 | jig-saw puzzle |
| 43C78414 | children's games - (playing with) train |
| 43C78722 | rocking-horse |
| 44B191 | crown (symbol of sovereignty) |
| 44B192 | sceptre, staff (symbol of sovereignty) |
| 44B193 | orb (symbol of sovereignty; sphere with cross on top) |
| 44BB162 | coronation of a ruler - female ruler |
| 44G1231 | market cross |
| 45A1 | war |
| 45B | the soldier; the soldier's life |
| 45C13(SWORD) | hacking and thrusting weapons: sword |
| 45C16(CANNON) | firearms: cannon |
| 45C16(RIFLE) | rifle |
| 45C19(SHIELD) | protective weapons: shield |
| 45C22 | armour |
| 45C221 | helmet |
| 45D23 | air force - division of armed forces |
| 46A15 | the poor |
| 46A170 | Labour |
| 46A53 | translator |
| 46B311 | coin - money |
| 46C13141 | horse - animal mounts |
| 46C13142 | ass, donkey |
| 46C1441 | four-wheeled vehicle drawn by one animal |
| 46C15111 | freight train |
| 46C15112 | passenger train |
| 46C15121 | tram |
| 46C161 | automobile, car |
| 46C21 | ships |
| 46C215(ANCHOR) | anchor |
| 46C232 | rowing-boat, canoe, etc. |
| 46C24 | sailing-ship, sailing-boat |
| 46C2711 | seaman |
| 46C2921 | lifeboat |
| 46C293 | life-saving service |
| 46C362111 | pilot |
| 47A122 | blast-furnace |
| 47D8(HAMMER) | tools, aids, implements - crafts and industries: hammer |
| 47I111 | cereal, grain, corn (grass with grains, grown for food, e.g.: wheat, rice, rye, oats, maize, buckwheat, millet) |
| 47I131 | sowing - agriculture |
| 47I14 | harvest |
| 47I213 | sheep |
| 47I2133 | lamb |
| 47I214 | goat |
| 47I221 | herding, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess, cowherd, etc. |
| 47I2213 | shepherd's crook |
| 47I422 | vine |
| 47K | commercial fishery |
| 47K41 | mending of fishing nets |
| 48A98331 | fleur-de-lis - ornament derived from plant forms |
| 48C731 | string instruments (bowed) |
| 48C7321 | lyre, cithara, psaltery |
| 48C7322 | harp |
| 48C7324 | cithern, mandolin, guitar, balalaika - string instruments (plucked) |
| 48C7334 | organ - keyboard instruments |
| 48C73411 | tambourine - percussion instruments |
| 48C7351 | flute, aulos, tibia - wind instruments |
| 48C7352 | horn, trumpet, cornet, trombone, tuba |
| 48C74 | notation of music |
| 48C75 | making music; musician with instrument |
| 48C871 | actors on the screen - motion picture, film show |
| 49B | scholastic education, tuition |
| 49E2512 | microscope - optical instruments |
| 49G43 | nurse |
| 49L51 | pen (writing tool) |
| 49L71 | scroll |
| 49M3 | book |
| 49MM32 | book open |
| 52A6 | Truth; 'Veritah' (Ripa) |
| 54A44 | Patience; 'Patienza' (Ripa) |
| 54A8(+123) | Courage, Bravery, Valiance, Manliness (abstract concept represented by clothed male figure) |
| 57A611(+123) | Frankness, Loyalty (abstract concept represented by clothed male figure) |
| 57A64 | Humility; 'Humiltà' (Ripa) |
| 57A75 | Mercy, Compassion; 'Compassione', 'Misericordia' (Ripa) |
| 61B2(ALFRED THE GREAT) | King Alfred the Great |
| 61B2(BALDWIN OF FORDE) | Baldwin of Forde - Archbishop of Canterbury |
| 61B2(CARACTACUS) | Caractacus - early British king |
| 61B2(CHARLES I) | King Charles I of England |
| 61B2(EDMWND PRYS) | Edmwnd Prys, Anglican priest |
| 61B2(EDWARD I) | King Edward I |
| 61B2(EDWARD STAFFORD) | Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham |
| 61B2(EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE) | Edward the Black Prince, Prince of Wales |
| 61B2(EDWARD VII) | King Edward VII |
| 61B2(ELEUTHERIUS) | Pope Eleutherius, Bishop of Rome |
| 61B2(GERALD OF WALES) | Gerald of Wales (Giraldus Cambrensis) |
| 61B2(GILES DE BRAOSE) | Giles de Braose, Bishop of Hereford |
| 61B2(HENRY DE GOWER) | Bishop Henry de Gower |
| 61B2(HENRY V) | King Henry V of England |
| 61B2(HENRY VII) | Henry Tudor, King Henry VII of England |
| 61B2(HUGH PAGANIS) | Sir Hugh de Paganis |
| 61B2(HUMPHREY DE BOHUN) | Humphrey de Bohun |
| 61B2(JAMES I) | King James VI of Scotland and James I of England |
| 61B2(JOHN FISHER) | Bishop John Fisher |
| 61B2(JOHN PAUL II) | Pope John Paul II |
| 61B2(JOHN PLESSINGTON) | John Plessington |
| 61B2(JOHN WESLEY) | John Wesley |
| 61B2(JOHN WILLIAMS) | Archbishop John Williams |
| 61B2(LLYWELYN FAWR) | Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (Llywelyn Fawr) |
| 61B2(LOUIS IX) | Louis IX of France, St Louis |
| 61B2(LUCIUS) | Lucius, British king |
| 61B2(NENNIUS) | Nennius |
| 61B2(PABO) | Pabo, early British king |
| 61B2(RHYS PRICHARD) | Rhys Prichard |
| 61B2(RICHARD I) | King Richard I of England |
| 61B2(ROGER VAUGHAN) | Sir Roger Vaughan of Bredwardine |
| 61B2(TEWDRIG) | Tewdrig |
| 61B2(VENERABLE BEDE) | the Venerable Bede |
| 61B2(WILLIAM LAUD) | William Laud - Archbishop of Canterbury |
| 61B2(WILLIAM MARSHALL) | William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke |
| 61B2(WILLIAM MORGAN) | William Morgan |
| 61B2(WILLIAM SALESBURY) | William Salesbury |
| 61B2(WILLIAM WILLIAMS PANTYCELYN) | William Williams, Pantycelyn |
| 61BB2(ANN GRIFFITHS) | Ann Griffiths |
| 61BB2(ELIZABETH I) | Queen Elizabeth I of England |
| 61BB2(FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE) | Florence Nightingale |
| 61BB2(JOAN) | Princess Joan (Siwan) |
| 61BB2(MARGARET BEAUFORT) | Lady Margaret Beaufort |
| 61E(RHUDDLAN) | Rhuddlan, Wales |
| 61F(BANGOR CATHEDRAL) | Bangor Cathedral |
| 61F(BODELWYDDAN CASTLE) | Bodelwyddan Castle |
| 61F(BODELWYDDAN CHURCH) | Bodelwyddan Church |
| 61F(BRECON CATHEDRAL) | Brecon Cathedral |
| 61F(DOUAI ABBEY) | Douai Abbey |
| 61F(LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL) | Lichfield Cathedral |
| 61F(LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL) | Llandaff Cathedral |
| 61F(MANORBIER CASTLE) | Manorbier Castle, Pembrokeshire |
| 61F(MUMBLES) | Mumbles |
| 61F(NEATH ABBEY) | Neath Abbey |
| 61F(NEATH CASTLE) | Neath Castle |
| 61F(NEATH COPPER WORKS) | Neath Copper Works |
| 61F(OYSTERMOUTH CASTLE) | Oystermouth Castle |
| 61F(PARTHENON) | Parthenon, Athens |
| 61F(ST ASAPH CATHEDRAL) | St Asaph's Cathedral, Denbighshire |
| 61F(ST DAVIDS CATHEDRAL) | St Davids Cathedral, Pembrokeshire |
| 61F(ST DONATS CASTLE) | St Donats Castle |
| 71A2 | the six days of creation |
| 71A32121 | the tree of life in the Garden of Eden |
| 71A32122 | the tree of knowledge of good and evil (whose fruit, usually apples or figs, brings death) |
| 71A35 | creation of man; the Garden of Eden: Adam and Eve in paradise (before the Fall) |
| 71A423 | Temptation and Fall: Adam and Eve holding (and possibly eating) the fruit |
| 71A6 | expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise |
| 71A61*A | God expels Adam and Eve from paradise and has the tree of life guarded by an angel with a flaming sword (Adam not present) |
| 71A81 | the sacrifice of Cain and Abel: Abel offers a lamb, Cain usually a sheaf of corn |
| 71A814 | Abel offering (alone) - the sacrifice of Cain and Abel |
| 71B251 | Enoch's translation |
| 71B3 | story of Noah |
| 71B3222 | the animals enter the ark - story of Noah |
| 71B3311 | the ark floating on the waters (destruction of mankind not visible) - story of Noah |
| 71B33111 | the ark - story of Noah |
| 71B33221 | the dove returns with an olive-branch - story of Noah |
| 71B343 | Noah's sacrifice; various animals are offered, possibly a lamb, a dove and a ram (often combined with the rainbow of the covenant) |
| 71C117 | the meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek, the high priest and king of Salem, who brings bread and wine |
| 71C11822 | Abraham chases away the birds that come down on the carcasses |
| 71C1222 | Abraham kneels before the angels |
| 71C1223 | Abraham fetches water and washes the angels' feet - the visit of the three angels |
| 71C1224 | Abraham entertaining the three angels |
| 71C124 | the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah: Lot and his family flee to Zoar, carrying their belongings; an angel may be showing the way |
| 71C1241 | Lot's wife looks back at the city and is transformed into a pillar of salt: the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah |
| 71C128 | the banishment of Hagar and Ishmael |
| 71C13 | the sacrifice of Isaac |
| 71C13111 | the servants are left behind while Abraham and Isaac (usually carrying wood) climb the mountain - the sacrifice of Isaac |
| 71C1313 | Abraham picks up the knife to kill Isaac - the sacrifice of Isaac |
| 71C13131 | when Abraham has his hand raised to kill Isaac, God or the hand of God restrains Abraham's hand - the sacrifice of Isaac |
| 71C13141 | the ram of the sacrifice - sacrifice of Isaac |
| 71C1322 | Sarah's burial in the cave of Machpelah |
| 71C3121 | the dream of Jacob: while sleeping on the ground with a stone for pillow Jacob sees a ladder reaching from earth to heaven with angels going up and down |
| 71D1252 | Joseph is sold for twenty pieces of silver - the story of Joseph |
| 71D131 | Joseph is sold to Potiphar - story of Joseph |
| 71D2421 | Jacob blesses Manasseh and Ephraim with arms crossed |
| 71D243 | Jacob blesses his sons |
| 71E1123 | Moses is exposed in the ark on the banks of the Nile; Miriam, Moses' sister, keeps watch |
| 71E1124 | the finding of Moses: Pharaoh's daughter comes to bathe with her maidens in the river and discovers the child floating on the water |
| 71E1142 | the burning bush - calling of Moses |
| 71E11422 | Moses, kneeling before the bush and hiding his face, listens to God - calling of Moses |
| 71E117 | the ten plagues of Egypt |
| 71E117313 | celebration of the first Passover |
| 71E122 | the Exodus - passage through the Red Sea |
| 71E1232 | Miriam takes up a tambourine and dances; all the women follow her - journey of Israel to Mount Sinai |
| 71E1253 | in the evening a large flock of quails flies into the Israelite camp - miracle of the manna and the quails |
| 71E1263 | Moses strikes the rock twice in front of the assembled people and water gushes out; the people quench their thirst - Moses striking water from the rock |
| 71E12721 | Moses sitting on a rock, arms held up by Aaron and Hur; the Amalekites are defeated |
| 71E1323 | Mount Sinai is covered by a thick cloud, thunder and lightning |
| 71E1343 | Moses receives the tables of the law from God |
| 71E1374 | Moses comes down with the new tablets and is awaited by Aaron and the assembled people, who notice that 'his face is shining' |
| 71E324 | the brazen serpent |
| 71F622 | Naomi sends away her daughters-in-law: Orpah returns home, Ruth stays |
| 71F64 | Ruth in the field of Boaz |
| 71F8132 | Samuel in the temple at Shiloh presented to Eli by Hannah |
| 71F8142 | Samuel serving in the temple |
| 71H115 | Samuel anointing David in the presence of his father Jesse and his brothers |
| 71H116 | David as shepherd |
| 71H116*A | David slaying the lion and bear - David as shepherd |
| 71H1443 | David beheads Goliath with a sword - David fighting Goliath |
| 71H145 | David with Goliath's head |
| 71H1451 | David brings Goliath's head to Saul |
| 71H151 | David and Jonathan, son of Saul, become friends |
| 71H153 | David playing his harp before Saul |
| 71H23 | when Saul comes out of the cave, David calls him, falls down on his knees and shows him the piece of cloth - David at En-gedi |
| 71H2442 | meeting of David and Abigail, who kneels before him |
| 71H332 | David and his men weep for the death of Saul and Jonathan, and tear their clothes - story of Saul's death |
| 71H5263 | three of David's heroes draw water out of the well of Bethlehem, during their stay in the cave Adullam; David pours the water out - the wars of David |
| 71H88321 | Solomon anointed king by Zadok and Nathan; all the people rejoice and blow their trumpets |
| 71H93 | David's prayer of thanks |
| 71I32 | the judgement of Solomon |
| 71I42 | Solomon and Hiram of Tyre |
| 71I432 | temple of Solomon |
| 71I4321 | the building of the temple of Solomon |
| 71I432121 | Solomon supervising the work - the building of the temple of Solomon |
| 71I43222 | the two brazen pillars: Jachin and Boaz (the decoration of the temple of Solomon) |
| 71L3231 | Nebuzaradan, commander of the Babylonian army, burns down the temple and the palace of Jerusalem - second siege of Jerusalem |
| 71M12 | Elijah fed by the raven(s): while the prophet is living by the brook, ravens bring him food - story of Elijah |
| 71M233 | Elijah takes the child of the widow of Zarephath and carries him upstairs |
| 71M235 | Elijah hands the revived boy over to his mother, the widow of Zarephath |
| 71M42 | Elijah addressing the people on Mount Carmel - Elijah defies the priests of Baal |
| 71M4321 | as Elijah prays, God sends fire which burns up not only his sacrifice but also the altar itself; the people fall prostrate - story of Elijah - Elijah defies the priests of Baal |
| 71M84 | the ascension of Elijah: a chariot, horses of fire and a whirlwind appear and Elijah is carried up into heaven; Elijah's cloak falls (or he hands it over to Elisha) |
| 71N133 | raising of the Shunammite woman's son |
| 71N162 | Naaman comes to the Jordan, dips himself seven times and is cured |
| 71O321 | in the temple filled with smoke, the Lord sits on a throne; above it angels, each one with six wings - Isaiah's visions |
| 71O7811 | Nebuzaradan, Nebuchadnezzar's captain of the guard, gives Jeremiah the choice of going or staying |
| 71O933 | Ezekiel's vision of the valley of the dry bones |
| 71P1342 | Benedicite: the prayer of the three Hebrews in the fiery furnace |
| 71P3411 | Daniel sitting unharmed in the lion's den, surrounded by lions |
| 71R114 | Cyrus restores the vessels of the temple of Jerusalem that had been carried off by Nebuchadnezzar - return from the Babylonian Captivity (Ezra 1) |
| 71R115 | under the leadership of Sheshbazzar (Zerubbabel) the Jews return to their country - return from the Babylonian Captivity |
| 71T5 | the journey to Ecbatana - the book of Tobit |
| 71V2 | Jonah in the fish's belly |
| 71V22 | after a three-day sojourn in the belly of the monster Jonah is cast on dry land |
| 71W | the book of Job |
| 71X1(PS.107) | Psalm 107 |
| 71X1(PS.148) | Psalm 148 |
| 71X1(PS.150) | Psalm 150 |
| 71X1(PS.19) | The Heavens declare the Glory of God |
| 71X1(PS.22) | Psalm 22 |
| 71X1(PS.85) | Psalm 85 |
| 71X2 | Song of Solomon, Song of Songs |
| 71Y1(PROV. 31:10-31) | The Good Wife: the book of Proverbs |
| 73A(JOHN THE BAPTIST) | series of scenes from the life of John the Baptist |
| 73A(MARY) | series of scenes from the life of Mary |
| 73A11 | annunciation of the birth of John the Baptist to Zacharias: while he is offering incense in the temple an angel (Gabriel) appears to him |
| 73A141 | naming of John the Baptist; Zacharias writing John's name |
| 73A18 | John the Baptist in the wilderness, usually accompanied by a lamb |
| 73A21 | tree of Jesse: genealogical tree showing Christ's ancestors, sprouting from Jesse's loins |
| 73A2332 | annunciation of the birth of Mary to Joachim by an angel |
| 73A2341 | annunciation of the birth of Mary to Anna by an angel |
| 73A235 | meeting of Anna and Joachim at the Golden Gate; they usually embrace or kiss each other (immaculate conception of Mary) |
| 73A2353 | Joachim's thank-offering for Anna's pregnancy |
| 73A31 | birth of Mary |
| 73A331 | Anna teaching Mary to read |
| 73A34 | dedication (or presentation) of Mary in the temple: she ascends the steps and is received by the high priest |
| 73A42 | marriage of Mary and Joseph, 'Sposalizio': they are married by the high priest |
| 73A4241 | Joseph at work in his carpenter's workshop |
| 73A52 | the Annunciation: Mary, usually reading, is visited by the angel |
| 73A56 | Mary conceiving Christ (the angel not present) |
| 73A6 | the Visitation |
| 73A64 | Mary magnifying the Lord ('Magnificat') |
| 73B125 | Mary and Joseph find shelter in a stable - story of the birth of Christ |
| 73B13 | Mary, Joseph and the new-born Christ (Nativity) |
| 73B13(+31) | Mary, Joseph and the new-born Christ (Nativity) (+ angel(s) floating in the air) |
| 73B13*A | Mary and the new-born Christ (Nativity) without Joseph |
| 73B14 | The annunciation of Christ's birth to the shepherds (and/or shepherdesses) at night; a host of singing angels in the air |
| 73B141 | the shepherds go to Bethlehem - the birth of Christ |
| 73B25 | adoration of the Christ-child by the shepherds; Mary and Joseph present |
| 73B25*A | adoration of the Virgin and Christ-child by the shepherds, Joseph not present |
| 73B251 | adoration of the Christ-child by the shepherds, without Joseph and Mary |
| 73B3 | circumcision of the Christ-child by the priest in the temple |
| 73B4 | presentation of the Christ-child in the temple, usually Simeon and Anna present |
| 73B42 | Simeon, holding the Christ-child, sings his canticle: 'Nunc dimittis' |
| 73B5 | the story of the three Wise Men (kings or Magi) |
| 73B52 | journey of the three Wise Men to Jerusalem |
| 73B57 | adoration of the kings: the Wise Men present their gifts to the Christ-child (gold, frankincense and myrrh) |
| 73B64 | flight into Egypt and miracles during the journey |
| 73B641*A | the flight into Egypt: Mary and the child riding on an ass - Joseph not present |
| 73B69 | the Holy Family (and sometimes others) returning to Israel |
| 73B721 | Joseph with the Christ-child (and Mary) in his carpenter's workshop - daily life in Nazareth |
| 73B732 | Mary teaches the Christ-child to read |
| 73B81 | Holy Family (alone), 'Trinitas terrestris' |
| 73B82*A | Holy Family with Anna and Joachim |
| 73B831 | Mary and the Christ-child with John the Baptist (as child) |
| 73B91 | journey of Mary, Joseph and Christ to Jerusalem |
| 73B93 | Christ's dispute with the doctors in the temple |
| 73B931 | Christ found by his parents - Christ's dispute with the doctors in the temple |
| 73C11 | John the Baptist preaching (perhaps Christ among the bystanders) |
| 73C113 | John the Baptist identifies Christ as the Lamb of God ('Ecce Agnus Dei') |
| 73C121 | baptism of Christ in the river Jordan: John the Baptist pouring out water on Christ's head: the Holy Ghost descends |
| 73C121*A | Christ alone as the Holy Ghost descends - baptism of Christ in the river Jordan |
| 73C132*A | John the Baptist is arrested |
| 73C1321 | John the Baptist in prison |
| 73C1333 | the beheading of John the Baptist |
| 73C1335 | Salome gives the head of John the Baptist to her mother |
| 73C31 | story of Christ stilling the storm on the Sea of Galilee |
| 73C313 | Christ rebuking the winds |
| 73C322 | a storm arises; Christ returns, walking on the water |
| 73C323 | Peter steps out of the boat and tries to walk on the water towards Christ - story of Christ walking on the water |
| 73C324 | Christ saves Peter from drowning |
| 73C33 | the miraculous draught of fishes (before the Resurrection) on the Lake of Gennesaret (Sea of Galilee); James and John helping to bring in the nets |
| 73C4 | miracles of Christ - healing the sick |
| 73C411 | Christ healing a blind man at Bethsaida |
| 73C412 | healing of a man born blind: Christ touches his eyes with an 'ointment' of dust and spittle |
| 73C414 | healing of two blind men, or one (Bartimaeus), sitting near Jericho - miracles of Christ |
| 73C4213 | Christ says to a paralytic man: 'Rise, take up your pallet (bed)' - miracles of Christ |
| 73C4221 | a paralytic is let down through the roof of the house where Christ is preaching - miracles of Christ |
| 73C423 | the centurion of Capernaum, kneeling before Christ, begs him to heal his paralytic servant (or son) |
| 73C431 | a Canaanite woman kneels before Christ, asking him to heal her daughter; the metaphor of the dogs and bread - miracles of Christ |
| 73C435 | healing of a lunatic boy - miracles of Christ |
| 73C452 | Christ sends ten lepers to the priest - miracles of Christ |
| 73C4521 | one leper, a Samaritan, sent to the priest by Christ, returns and kneels before him - miracles of Christ |
| 73C461 | healing of Peter's mother-in-law |
| 73C462 | healing of a man with a withered hand - miracles of Christ |
| 73C464 | healing of a woman with an issue of blood: she kneels before Christ after having touched his robe - miracles of Christ |
| 73C511 | Christ touches the bier of the son of the widow of Nain: the young man sits up - miracles of Christ |
| 73C52 | the story of Lazarus - miracles of Christ |
| 73C5211 | Martha meets Christ at the gate of Bethany - the story of Lazarus |
| 73C5212 | Mary kneels weeping before Christ; sometimes Christ is also shown weeping - the story of Lazarus |
| 73C523 | the raising of Lazarus ('Lazarus, come out') |
| 73C53 | raising of the daughter of Jairus - miracles of Christ |
| 73C53*A | Jairus' daughter with her parents after being raised - raising of the daughter of Jairus |
| 73C611 | the marriage-feast at Cana |
| 73C6112 | Mary tells Christ that there is no more wine - marriage-feast at Cana |
| 73C6113 | Christ orders (six) jars to be filled with water - marriage-feast at Cana |
| 73C612 | multiplication of loaves and fishes for a multitude of four or five thousand people - miracles of Christ |
| 73C6121 | Christ blessing the bread and fish brought by a boy - multiplication of loaves and fishes for a multitude of four or five thousand people - miracles of Christ |
| 73C62 | the tribute money - other miracles of Christ |
| 73C7111 | calling of Peter and Andrew |
| 73C7112 | calling of Peter and Andrew; they are called away from their fishing-boat |
| 73C7113 | calling of the apostles James and John, the sons of Zebedee |
| 73C7114 | calling of Philip and Nathanael (Bartholomew) |
| 73C71143 | Nathanael meets Christ - calling of Philip and Nathanael (Bartholomew) |
| 73C7115 | calling of Matthew (Levi), the tax-collector (usually with money lying on the table and people paying taxes) |
| 73C7124 | Christ asking the apostles: 'whom do men say that I am?' - Peter confesses Jesus to be the Christ, Christ gives the keys of heaven to Peter, Christ rebuking Peter |
| 73C71242 | Christ gives the keys of heaven to Peter |
| 73C713 | the Transfiguration: Moses and Elijah appear on either side of Christ on Mount Tabor |
| 73C721311 | Christ calls a child and sets it in the midst of the apostles (disciples): 'unless you ... become like children' |
| 73C7216 | Christ talking with Nicodemus at night |
| 73C72212 | Christ and the woman of Samaria: sitting at Jacob's well he asks her for a drink from her jug |
| 73C72213 | Christ's disciples returning from Sychar - Christ and the woman of Samaria |
| 73C72215 | Christ refuses to eat meat - the woman of Samaria |
| 73C7223 | Christ in the house of Martha and Mary |
| 73C72231 | Martha serving or preparing food in the kitchen; Mary sits at Christ's feet, listening - Christ in the house of Martha and Mary |
| 73C72231*A | Mary sits at Christ's feet, listening - Christ in the house of Martha and Mary |
| 73C72232 | Martha complains to Christ about Mary - Christ in the house of Martha and Mary |
| 73C72233 | Christ's answer to Martha who complains about Mary: 'Mary has chosen the good portion ...' - Christ in the house of Martha and Mary |
| 73C7224 | Christ blessing children brought by their mothers |
| 73C7231 | Christ sought by his mother and brothers |
| 73C7242 | Christ urges a rich young man (a certain ruler), who is kneeling before him, to seek perfection |
| 73C7244 | rejection of Christ's preaching in Nazareth: 'a prophet is not without honour except in his own country ...' |
| 73C72473 | Christ in the temple in debate with Pharisees about the tribute to Caesar - Christ explaining his doctrine |
| 73C72621 | a woman washes Christ's feet with her tears, and wipes them with her hair |
| 73C727 | Christ's sermon on the mount |
| 73C73 | Christ preaching or teaching (in general) |
| 73C732 | Christ preaching in the temple |
| 73C7443 | consider the lilies of the field' - doctrine of Christ on anxiety and precaution |
| 73C7461 | seek the Kingdom of Heaven - doctrine of Christ (Matthew 6:33; Luke 12:31) |
| 73C7471 | I am the light of the world' - sayings of Christ |
| 73C7472 | I am the bread of life' - sayings of Christ |
| 73C7473 | 'I am the true vine' - sayings of Christ |
| 73C7474 | I am the way and the truth and the life' ~ sayings of Christ |
| 73C7478 | 'Come to me, all who labour and are heavy laden' - sayings of Christ |
| 73C762 | speeches of Christ against scribes and Pharisees - woes and curses of Christ |
| 73C771 | beatitudes of the sermon on the mount |
| 73C811 | the sower - parable of Christ |
| 73C812 | tares among the wheat - parable of Christ |
| 73C8122 | while the sower and his servants slept, his enemy (the Devil) sowed tares among the wheat - tares among the wheat - parable of Christ |
| 73C8152 | at the end of the day the lord pays all the labourers equally; those that worked all day object - the labourers in the vineyard - parable of Christ |
| 73C8181 | the fig-tree in the vineyard, which did not bear fruits - parable of Christ |
| 73C8211 | 'I am the door of the sheep' - parable of the good shepherd |
| 73C822 | the lost sheep sought and found by the shepherd - parable of the good shepherd |
| 73C843 | the talents or pounds - parable of Christ |
| 73C8433 | after the return of the lord the servants account for their debts and are rewarded accordingly - the talents or pounds - parable of Christ |
| 73C8433*A | after the return of the lord the servants account for their debts and are rewarded accordingly (Christ depicted as the lord) - the talents or pounds - parable of Christ |
| 73C861 | the good Samaritan |
| 73C8611 | the traveller is attacked by robbers - parable of the good Samaritan |
| 73C8612 | a priest and/or a Levite passing by without attending to the wounded man - parable of the Good Samaritan |
| 73C8613 | a Samaritan tending the wounds of the traveller - the good Samaritan |
| 73C8613*A | a Samaritan tending the wounds of the traveller - Christ as the Samaritan |
| 73C8614 | the Samaritan and the wounded traveller arrive at the inn; the traveller is cared for |
| 73C8615 | the Samaritan pays the innkeeper - the good Samaritan |
| 73C8645 | the prodigal son tends the swine and eats from their trough |
| 73C86451 | the prodigal son repents his former life and prays |
| 73C8646 | the prodigal son returns home, where his father awaits him |
| 73C86461 | the prodigal son kneels before his father who takes him in his arms |
| 73C873 | 'the Kingdom of Heaven is like a merchant in search of fine pearls' - proverbial saying of Christ |
| 73C93 | the Lord's prayer |
| 73D13 | meal in Bethany (at the house of Simon the Leper) |
| 73D131 | meal in Bethany: Christ's head is anointed by Mary (Magdalene) |
| 73D132 | Christ's feet are anointed by Mary Magdalene - meal at Bethany |
| 73D14 | entry into Jerusalem: people spreading their clothes before Christ on the ass, and waving palm branches |
| 73D143 | children's Hosanna in the temple - entry into Jerusalem |
| 73D23 | Christ washes the feet of the apostles |
| 73D231 | Christ washes Peter's feet |
| 73D24 | the Last Supper |
| 73D244 | institution of the Eucharist, i.e. Christ showing or blessing bread (host) and/or wine |
| 73D245 | communion of the apostles: Christ giving bread (host) and/or wine to the (standing) apostles |
| 73D31 | Gethsemane, Mount of Olives |
| 73D312 | Gethsemane, Mount of Olives, 'Oelberg': Christ's prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane during the night |
| 73D313 | Gethsemane, Mount of Olives, 'Oelberg': the kiss of Judas: accompanied by soldiers with torches and lanterns, he kisses Christ |
| 73D314 | the arrest of Christ - Garden of Gethsemane |
| 73D3141 | Peter draws his sword and cuts off Malchus' ear |
| 73D322 | Christ before the Sanhedrin with Caiaphas as high priest, and possibly Annas - trial of Christ |
| 73D323 | Christ before Pontius Pilate - trial of Christ |
| 73D3233 | Pilate washing his hands (in innocence) - trial of Christ |
| 73D331 | Peter denies Christ, usually before a girl-servant and some soldiers |
| 73D3321 | the crowing cock - denial of Peter |
| 73D351 | flagellation by soldiers, Christ usually tied to a column - tortures of Christ |
| 73D352 | the crowning with thorns: soldiers with sticks place a thorny crown on Christ's head and give him a reed |
| 73D3521 | preparations for Christ's crowning with thorns - tortures of Christ |
| 73D3522 | head of Christ with crown of thorns |
| 73D3532 | Christ is mocked by soldiers in Pilate's palace |
| 73D36 | Pilate showing Christ to the people, 'Ostentatio Christi', 'Ecce Homo' |
| 73D41 | carrying of the cross: Christ bearing the cross, alone or with the help of others |
| 73D411 | Christ collapsing - carrying of the cross |
| 73D4112 | the second fall - Christ carrying the cross |
| 73D412 | Simon the Cyrenian compelled to help Christ to bear the cross |
| 73D413 | Christ meets Mary, who sometimes swoons - Christ carrying the cross |
| 73D414 | Christ bewailed by women of Jerusalem; sometimes he consoles them - carrying of the cross |
| 73D415 | Christ meets Veronica, who has a cloth to wipe Christ's face - carrying of the cross |
| 73D42 | Christ is led to Golgotha, the cross is carried by others |
| 73D431 | the 14 Franciscan stations of the cross |
| 73D51 | Christ disrobed |
| 73D55 | the erection of the cross: Christ is nailed to the cross which lies on the ground |
| 73D55*A | Christ feet are nailed to the cross, which has already been erected |
| 73D58 | the superscription: I(esus) N(azarenus) R(ex) I(udaeorum) - Christ's crucifixion |
| 73D6 | the crucifixion of Christ: Christ's death on the cross; Golgotha |
| 73D61(+122) | comprehensive representations of the events on Golgotha during Christ's hanging on the cross, no particular event emphasized (+ Christ not bearded) |
| 73D622 | soldiers throwing dice for Christ's seamless garment - Christ's death on the cross |
| 73D625*A | John comforts Mary or leads her to his home after the crucifixion. |
| 73D625*B | Mary and John below the empty cross with symbols of the Passion |
| 73D625*C | Women watching the crucifixion from a distance - the crucifixion of Christ |
| 73D6251 | woman, behold, your son ...' - saying of Christ on the cross |
| 73D631 | the centurion confessing his belief in Christ; sometimes the soldiers do the same - the crucifixion of Christ: Christ's death on the cross |
| 73D633 | Longinus pierces Christ's side with a lance - the crucifixion of Christ |
| 73D641 | Crucified Christ with Mary and John on either side of the cross; Holy Rood |
| 73D641(+5) | crucified Christ with Mary and John on either side of the cross; Holy Rood (+ donor(s), supplicant(s) |
| 73D6411 | Mary and John close together; sometimes Mary swooning - crucified Christ |
| 73D642 | crucified Christ with Mary Magdalene, who usually weeps and embraces the cross |
| 73D643 | crucified Christ with Mary, John, and Mary Magdalene |
| 73D644 | crucified Christ with Stephaton and/or Longinus |
| 73D646 | Crucified Christ with other persons |
| 73D66 | Christ on the cross on Golgotha (alone, without bystanders) |
| 73D661 | the three crosses with the crucified, without bystanders |
| 73D672 | (the skull or skeleton of) Adam at the foot of the cross of Christ - the crucifixion of Christ |
| 73D674 | sun and moon in the sky at either side of the cross of Christ |
| 73D69 | Joseph of Arimathaea asks Pilate for the body of Christ |
| 73D71 | descent from the cross: Christ is taken down from the cross |
| 73D714 | the empty cross(es) on Calvary - the Passion of Christ |
| 73D72 | the mourning over the dead Christ |
| 73D722 | Pietà, 'Vesperbild', 'Marienklage': Christ, either with or without crown of thorns, mourned by Mary |
| 73D731 | half or three-quarter figure of the Man of Sorrows |
| 73D74 | bearing of Christ's body to the grave - from Christ's deposition to his entombment |
| 73D76 | Christ's entombment |
| 73D761 | Christ lying in the sarcophagus |
| 73D7741 | the sealing of Christ's tomb - events after Christ's entombment |
| 73D7742 | soldiers guarding the sepulchre of Christ |
| 73D8 | the instruments of the Passion and the five wounded limbs |
| 73D82(COLUMN) | column (of the flagellation) - instruments of the Passion |
| 73D82(CROWN OF THORNS) | crown of thorns - instruments of the Passion |
| 73D82(DICE) | dice - instruments of the Passion |
| 73D82(FLAGELLUM) | flagellum - instruments of the Passion |
| 73D82(LADDER) | ladder - instruments of the Passion |
| 73D82(NAILS) | nails - instruments of the Passion |
| 73D82(SEAMLESS GARMENT) | seamless garment - instruments of the Passion |
| 73D9 | Christ in the underworld, harrowing of hell, Christ in Limbo, 'descensus ad inferos', 'Anastasis' |
| 73D94 | Christ leaving hell: he liberates patriarchs, prophets, kings and other persons from hell, among them Adam, Eve, Moses, David, and John the Baptist |
| 73E12 | Christ, usually holding a banner, arises from the grave; often combined with sleeping and/or frightened soldiers |
| 73E15 | the risen Christ (with wounds, but without crown of thorns), sometimes holding the cross or a banner |
| 73E16 | frightened and/or sleeping soldiers at the tomb of Christ |
| 73E21 | angel(s) in or at the empty tomb of Christ |
| 73E22 | the holy women (the three Marys) on their way to or at the tomb, to anoint Christ's body |
| 73E23 | the empty tomb: angel(s) addressing the holy women - Resurrection of Christ |
| 73E231 | angel(s) addressing Mary Magdalene - Resurrection of Christ |
| 73E25 | John, Peter and Mary Magdalene approaching the open tomb of Christ |
| 73E251 | Peter and/or John make sure that the tomb of Christ is empty |
| 73E3 | appearances of Christ after the Resurrection |
| 73E31 | Mary Magdalene meets the Risen Christ; 'Noli me tangere' |
| 73E32 | Christ, perhaps dressed as a pilgrim, appearing to his mother, who is usually shown praying |
| 73E33 | Christ appearing to the holy women, usually the three Maries |
| 73E34 | the journey to Emmaus: two disciples (Cleopas and Peter) under way |
| 73E342 | Cleopas and Peter arrive at the gate of Emmaus, or at the inn; Christ is asked to stay |
| 73E343 | the supper at Emmaus: Christ is recognized while blessing or breaking the bread |
| 73E352 | Christ showing his wounds to the apostles |
| 73E36 | the incredulity of Thomas |
| 73E37 | appearance of Christ by the Sea of Tiberius: miraculous draught of fishes (after the Resurrection) |
| 73E376 | mission of Peter ('Pasce oves meas') |
| 73E411 | mission of the apostles after the Resurrection |
| 73E42 | the Ascension |
| 73E422 | Christ aloft in the sky - Ascension |
| 73E427 | Christ ascends into heaven; apostles (and Mary) beneath |
| 73E5 | Pentecost: the Holy Ghost descends upon (Mary and) the apostles, sometimes Paul and/or representatives of the nations present |
| 73E511 | the high priest Jechonias is punished for trying to overturn Mary's bier: his hands stick to it - Mary's death |
| 73E75 | the entombment of Mary |
| 73E751 | the funeral procession - Mary's death |
| 73E77 | the assumption of Mary ('assumptio corporis'): she is borne into heaven by angels |
| 73E792 | coronation of Mary by Christ |
| 73E81 | Joseph on his deathbed; Christ and Mary present |
| 73F16 | seven deacons chosen, among them Stephen, who may be shown kneeling before Peter - community of disciples |
| 73F2111 | The appointment of Matthias among the apostles |
| 73F2121 | healing of a lame beggar at the Beautiful Gate of the temple by Peter and John |
| 73F21212 | Peter and John arrested - healing of a lame beggar at the Beautiful Gate of the temple |
| 73F21261 | works of charity of Tabitha: she makes clothes for the poor |
| 73F21265 | Tabitha is raised from the dead by Peter's prayer |
| 73F2131 | Cornelius the Centurion and the angel |
| 73F2135 | Peter in the house of Cornelius: the Holy Ghost descends upon Cornelius and his family, who are baptized by Peter |
| 73F2144 | the angel leads Peter past the sleeping guards - Peter persecuted in Jerusalem |
| 73F2146 | Peter goes to 'the house of Mary the mother of John', where many disciples are gathered (and knocks at the door) |
| 73F2212 | on the way to Damascus Christ appears to Saul, who falls from his horse and is blinded by the light - the conversion of Paul |
| 73F2215 | Ananias restores Saul's sight by laying on hands |
| 73F222 | disciples let Paul down the wall of the city in a basket |
| 73F223341 | near a river Paul and Silas preach to the women of Philippi - the conversion and baptism of Lydia, a seller of purple (missionary journeys of Paul) |
| 73F223342 | the conversion and baptism of Lydia, a seller of purple - missionary journeys of Paul |
| 73F2233447 | the warder and his family are baptised by Paul and Silas - missionary journeys of Paul |
| 73F22335 | Paul in Athens: on the Areopagus he discusses with philosophers (in front of the temple of Mars) |
| 73F223351 | Paul in front of the altar of the unknown god |
| 73F223361 | Paul in the workshop of Aquila and Priscilla, who may be shown weaving and spinning |
| 73F22351*A | Paul preaching in Troas (Eutychus sleeping by the window) - third missionary journey of Paul |
| 73F2236211 | Paul tells of his early training 'at the feet of Gamaliel' |
| 73F22369 | Paul before Festus, King Agrippa and Queen Bernice |
| 73F223722 | the shipwreck on the coast of Malta (Melita) - Paul's journey to Rome |
| 73F2237231 | Paul bitten by a viper (when throwing wood on the fire) - Paul's journey to Rome |
| 73F223731 | Paul healing other sick people on Malta |
| 73F223741 | Paul preaches and tells his story to Jews while guarded by soldiers - Paul in Rome |
| 73F2237422 | Paul in prison visited by Luke - missionary journeys of Paul |
| 73F22382 | Paul preaching or disputing |
| 73F232 | life and acts of John the Evangelist - John preaching |
| 73F2432 | on the way to his execution James converts Josias, a constable - life and acts of James the Great (the Elder) |
| 73F2434 | beheading of James - martyrdom and death of James the Great (the Elder) |
| 73F262 | Philip preaching (in Samaria) |
| 73F2634 | Philip baptizes the Eunuch |
| 73F352 | Stephen giving alms |
| 73F353 | Stephen preaching (and baptizing) |
| 73F3563 | the stoning of Stephen; the witnesses lay down their clothes at Saul's feet |
| 73F3566 | burial of Stephen |
| 73F41 | epistles of Paul to communities |
| 73F414*A | The Good Soldier of Christ or Christian Warrior, often denoted by the Red Cross, with the Armour of God. |
| 73F421*A | Paul instructing Timothy - epistles of Paul to Timothy |
| 73G11 | John (writing) on the island of Patmos, possibly the eagle beside him |
| 73G13 | John's letters to the seven churches |
| 73G134 | John's letter to Thyatira |
| 73G22 | the vision of the Lamb and the book with the seven seals |
| 73G31 | the opening of the seven seals - Revelation of John |
| 73G33*A | the four winds |
| 73G34 | the mighty angel with the little open book in his hands: he is wrapped in a cloud; his legs are pillars of fire, which stand one on land and one in the sea - Apocalypse |
| 73G412 | Michael and his angels fighting against the dragon and his followers; the dragon (Devil, Satan) is cast out of heaven |
| 73G44 | adoration of the Lamb on Mount Sion by the 144-thousand - Apocalypse |
| 73G462 | an angel thrusts his sickle into the earth, and gathers the vine |
| 73G531 | the horseman whose name was Faithful and True (Christ) with his heavenly army |
| 73G532 | the battle between the beast (Antichrist), the false prophet, and the horseman with his army |
| 81(MABINOGION, BENDIGEIDFRAN) | Bendigeidfran, Brån the Blessed - four branches of the Mabinogi |
| 82A(ARTHUR) | King Arthur |
| 82A(GALAHAD) | Galahad |
| 82A(GALAHAD)*A | Galahad's vision of the grail |
| 92F28(ROD OF AESCULAPIUS) | rod or staff of Aesculapius |
