this he observes as a fixed point, to recapitulate after the sixth. Next, in the third section, under the likeness of seven angels sounding with a trumpet, he describes the various events of the Church. In the fourth, under the figure of a woman bringing forth, and a dragon persecuting her, he reveals the toils and victories of the same Church, and assigns to both combatants their due rewards. And here the words and aetions of seven angels are also recorded, but not in the same manner as above. So