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The Nuremberg Chronicles, published in 1493 by Phoenix, is a captivating collection of woodcut illustrations that depict various historical and biblical events. Among the notable figures featured are Edmund Rich, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Hatto, the Archbishop of Mainz being devoured by mice. The chronicle also includes portraits of Pope Hilarius and Bede, showcasing their significance in religious history. Additionally, it showcases intriguing scenes such as "Three Suns and Book Burning, " which highlights an unusual celestial phenomenon alongside a burning book. Another striking image portrays Adam and Eve's banishment from Eden while another depicts a devil riding on horseback with a woman. Furthermore, there are depictions of Sun Dogs and Moon Dogs that add an element of mystique to this remarkable publication. One particularly fascinating woodcut shows The Golden Calf from biblical lore while another presents The Veil of Veronica—a powerful symbol in Christian tradition.