Materias:

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 4:1-11 : otherworldly throne hall -- 5:1-14 : worthy Lamb -- 6:1-17 : trials on earth -- 7:1-17 : interlude: assurance from heaven -- 8:1-13 : stillness begets cataclysm -- 9:1-12 : fifth trumpet : first woe -- 9:13-21 : sixth trumpet : second woe -- 10:1-11 : another interlude : renewed prophecy -- 11:1-14 : Ecclesia militans -- 11:15-19 : seventh trumpet : third woe -- 12:1-18 : Ecclesia pressa -- 13:1-10 : sea-beast -- 13:11-18 : land-beast -- 14:1-5 : Ecclesia triumphans -- 14:6-12 : judgment as good news -- 14:13-20 : judgment as harvest and vintage -- 15:1-8 : Pantocrator globally acknowledged -- 16:1-21 : final effusion of divine wrath -- 17:1-18 : anti-Marian mystery -- 18:1-8 : anti-Marian demise -- 18:9-19 : funereal quadrilogy -- 18:20-24 : supernal eulogy -- 19:1-8 : Ecclesia sponsalis -- 19:9-10 : the Lamb's nuptial supper -- 19:11-16 : supreme commander -- 19:17-21 : the birds' raptorial meal -- 20:1-6 : millenary toward eternity -- 20:7-10 : siege broken -- 20:11-15 : Basileian tribunal -- 21:1-8 : Theandric family -- 21:9-27 : Ecclesia consummata -- 22:1-5 : Eden regained -- 22:6-21 : Mar©Łna-th©Ł! …”

“…Gatzke claims that a combination of interests, including those of industrialists, pan-Germans, the parties of the Right, and the Supreme Command was responsible for the stubborn propagation of Germany's large war aims, which condemned the German people to remain at war until the bitter end. …”

“…In 66 BCE, after decades of inconclusive struggle, the tribune Manilius proposed a bill that would give supreme command in the war against Mithridates to Pompey the Great, who had just swept the Mediterranean clean of another menace: the pirates. …”