5303. At the end something black was seen flying over the place where the city was. It was the portent of the dragon, appearing just like a dragon. 1
A, the great city, concerning which see p. 283 [5278].
B, the rich city Babylon, treated of now [5280 ff.].
K, the sea.
S, a tract subject to the rich city, where the wealthy lived.
T, a tract bordering another city, a very large one.
M, hells of the northern part which became a swamp.
N, hells of the southern part, from which they were thrown into hells of the gentiles, spoken of now [5297].
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1. Hand drawing of a hill with two cities in the foreground.
5303. Lastly was seen something black flying over the place where that city had stood. It was a dragon-monster, appearing just like a Dragon.
A [Fig. 5] 1is that very great city, concerning which see p. 362 [nos. 5273-5275]. B is the rich city Babylon, now treated of [no. 5285]. K is the sea [no. 5296]; S, the district subject to the rich city, where the rich ones dwell [nos. 5283, 5285]; T, the tract subject to the other city, the very great one; M, the hells of the northern part, which became a swamp [no. 5274]; and N, the hells of the southern part, the inhabitants of which were cast into the hells of the Gentiles. These we are now treating of.
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1. A diagram of two cities with a mountain between and towards back in reference to them.
5303. Ultimo visum est aliquod nigrum volans super locum ubi urbs illa, erat monstrum draconis, apparens sicut draco. A urbs maxima, de qua p. 312 [5278]. 1
B urbs dives Babylonia, de qua nunc [5280 seqq.]. K mare. S tractus subjectus urbi diviti, ubi divites habitabant. T tractus subjectus alteri urbi, maximae. M inferna partis septentrionalis quae facta palus. N inferna partis meridionalis, ex quibus conjecti in inferna gentilium, de quibus nunc [5297].
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1. Diagram