believed to have been "a nickname surely!": more seemingly Jutt was a Latinised form of Kud, Ked, Kate, or Chad, and Engelheim, or _Angel Home_, the alleged birth-place of Jutt, was either entirely mystical, or perhaps Anglesea, if not Engel Land. [Illustration: FIG. 196.--The Divine Persons Distinct. A French Miniature of the XVI. Cent. From _Christian Iconography_ (Didron).] [Illustration: FIG. 197.--The Three Divine Persons Fused One into the Other. From a Spanish Miniature of the XIII. Cent. From _Christian Iconography_ (Didron).] [Illustration: FIG. 198.--From _An Essay on Ancient Coins, Medals, and Gems_ (Walsh, R.).] [Illustration: FIG. 199.--From _The Gnostics and their Remains_ (King, C. W.).] The father of Jutt's child was said to have been Satan himself, who, on the occasion of the birth, was seen and heard fluttering overhead, crowing and chanting in an unmusical voice:-- Papa pater patrum, Papissae pandito partum Et tibi tunc eadem de corpore quando recedam. This description would seem to have been derived from some ancient picture in which the Papa was represented either as a fluttering or chanting cock, or as cockheaded. Such representations were common among the Gnostics, and the legend, _papa-pater-patrum_, Father, Father of Fathers, is curiously suggestive of Barbara or Varvary: in the Gnostic emblem here reproduced is the counterpart to the cock-headed deity, and the reverse is obviously Vera, Una, or the naked Truth. Gretchen, the German for Margaret, being _Great Jane_, will account for Pope Joan, and Gerberta, another of her names is radically Berta: Bertha, or Peratha, among the Germans is equated with Perchta, and translated "Bright One," or the "Shining One": the same roots are found in St. Cuth_bert_, or _Cudbright_ as he becomes in Kirkcudbrightshire. The child of Papesse Jeanne, Gerberta, Hagnes or Jutt was deemed to be Antichrist: according to other accounts the mother of the feared and anticipated Antichrist was a very aged woman, of race unknown, called Fort Juda. Fort Juda was probably _Strong Judy_, Judy, the wife of Punch, being evidently a form of the very aged wife of Pan, the goat-headed symbol of Gott.[373] As Peter was the Janitor of the Gate, so Kate or Ked was similarly connected with the _Gate_ which is the same word as Gott or Goat: the Gnostic _God_ here represented is a seven-goat solar wheel.