Antique Bible Print Eighth Plague of Egypt from the Bible Sacra, 1743
- Reference
- BG-02480
- Date
- 1743
- Region
- Africa
- Category
- Engraving
- Sheet size
- 39.0 x 45.3 cm (15.4 x 17.8 in)
- Condition
- Good
- Availability
- Available
- Price
- EUR 344
If Pharaoh thought frogs and lice were bad, the locusts of the eighth plague would prove to be the most devastating. These insects ate every green plant they could find. Afterwards, Pharaoh admitted to Moses that he had sinned "once".
This print originates from ‘Biblia Sacra, dat is, de H. Schriftuer van het Oude, en het Nieuwe Testament, naer de laetste Roomsche keure der gemeine Latijnsche overzettinge, in nederduitsch vertaeld (...)’ Utrecht, Hermanus Besseling, 1743.
Where this sits in the catalogue
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