(4) _Extreme Unction_ is represented by an aged woman, holding a vase whence issueth an olive bough, and in her other hand a candle, as token that this Sacrament is a succour to those that be in the last agony. The word inscribed is UNCTIO. (5) _Order_ is a priest with his vestments, holding an incensory, together with a chalice and the host, signifying Oration and Sacrifice. The word inscribed is ORDO. (6) _Matrimony_ is the figure of a youth, holding in one hand a cross with two serpents twined about it, in imitation of Mercury's wand. In his other hand he bears a yoke, and the inscription MATRIMONIUM. * * * * * The Holy Sacrament of the Eucharist, as being most excellent of all, occupies a loftier place than all these other Sacraments. The basement of this order, forming, as it were, a boundary and bordering to this holy edifice of the Church, has twelve pedestals beneath the columns, making six and thirty sides, which are adorned with six and thirty scenes, eighteen whereof are taken from the Old Testament, and the other eighteen from the New Testament, or relating to the present state of the Church. (1) The first scene represents how God formed Eve from one of Adam's ribs. An inscription at the foot of the pedestal says, _Humani generis auspicia_. (2) Next to the preceding is an image of our Saviour with two angels supporting him by the arms, while from his wounded side issue seven rays of blood, signifying the Church and Sacraments. The inscription says, _Felicior propagatio_. (3) The tree of Life, with Adam and Eve partaking of its fruit, and the inscription, _Perituræ gaudia vitæ_. (4) A cross adorned with branches and with blades of wheat, surmounted by a chalice and the host, and round about it a few prostrate figures, eating this holy fruit, and the inscription, _Vitæ melioris origo_. (5) The angel with the flaming sword, driving our fathers from Paradise, without suffering them to reach the tree of Life. The inscription says, _Procul, procul esse prophani_. (6) The parable of the banquet, from which was driven out the man that had no wedding garment. The inscription says, _Non licet sanctum dare canibus_. (7) The stream of water that issued from the rock smitten by the rod of Moses, and the thirsty people, drinking. The inscription says, _Bibebant de spirituali petra_. (8) Beside the preceding, the figure of Christ, from whose side issues a stream of blood, of which some sheep are drinking. The inscription says, _Petra autem erat Christus_. (9) The manna which fell from Heaven. The inscription says, _Manducaverunt et mortui sunt_. (10) The miracle of the five loaves, with the inscription, _Qui manducat vivit in æternum_. (11) The raven bringing bread and meat to Elijah. The inscription says, _Non turpat dona minister_. (12) Next to this, an angel conveying a chalice and the host to the saints in the desert, with the inscription, _Sacerdos Angelus Domini est_.