Alexander Hislop

The Two Babylons

1853; expanded 1858

Alexander Hislop’s The Two Babylons: or, The Papal Worship Proved to Be the Worship of Nimrod and His Wife. With sixty-one woodcut illustrations from Nineveh, Babylon, Egypt, Pompeii, &c.

Alexander Hislop, The Two Babylons (first pamphlet 1853; expanded 1858). Public domain. Sectioned HTML and woodcut scans via Swartzentrover.com digital edition.

Introduction
Chapter 1: Distinctive Character of the Two Systems
Chapter 2, Section I: Trinity in Unity
Chapter 2, Section II: The Mother and Child, and the Origin of the Child
Chapter 2, Section II.I: The Child in Assyria
Chapter 2, Section II.II: The Child in Egypt
Chapter 2, Section II.III: The Child in Greece
Chapter 2, Section II.IV: The Death of the Child
Chapter 2, Section II.V: The Deification of the Child
Chapter 2, Section III: The Mother of the Child
Chapter 3, Section I: Christmas and Lady-day
Chapter 3, Section II: Easter
Chapter 3, Section III: The Nativity of St. John
Chapter 3, Section IV: The Feast of the Assumption
Chapter 4, Section I: Baptismal Regeneration
Chapter 4, Section II: Justification by Works
Chapter 4, Section III: The Sacrifice of the Mass
Chapter 4, Section IV: Extreme Unction
Chapter 4, Section V: Purgatory and Prayers for the Dead
Chapter 5, Section I: Idol Processions
Chapter 5, Section II: Relic Worship
Chapter 5, Section III: The Clothing and Crowning of Images
Chapter 5, Section IV: The Rosary and the Worship of the Sacred Heart
Chapter 5, Section V: Lamps and Wax-Candles
Chapter 5, Section VI: The Sign of the Cross
Chapter 6, Section I: The Sovereign Pontiff
Chapter 6, Section II: Priests, Monks, and Nuns
Chapter 7, Section I: The Great Red Dragon
Chapter 7, Section II: The Beast from the Sea
Chapter 7, Section III: The Beast from the Earth
Chapter 7, Section IV: The Image of the Beast
Chapter 7, Section V: The Number of the Beast
Conclusion

By Water & Blood

The Two Babylons

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