XXXVIIII. tn infidelitate Diabolus incongrua proponit

XXXVIIII. tn infidelitate Diabolus incongrua proponit

But in that mentioned fog, where you previously saw various kinds of vices, you now also see eight vices in their images; this is because in the dark infidelity, where you had seen the varieties of diabolical snares before, you now look at them in four pairs with perverse meanings, which, through various parts of the world and the four elements, are accustomed to disturb the earth, because they continually wear down those who should serve God in peace with their infestations. The Devil, showing himself as if he were God, proposes countless incongruous things to people with his powers and vices, and he will continue to do this until nothing else prevails. 80 S. These. These.