(6) _Inward quiet and control of the affections_, represented by a figure holding some poppies in one hand, and in the other a lamp, the lower wick of which is being extinguished. The inscription says, _Animi qui est_. (7) _Charity, and profound love for God and for our neighbours_, represented by a figure holding in one hand a lighted heart that has two wings, and with the other pouring from a cornucopia. The inscription says, _Charitas_. (8) _Increase of true worth_, represented by a figure holding in one hand a bough of mustard, that is wont to grow and multiply exceedingly from a tiny grain, and in the other hand a half-moon, receiving greater brightness as it waxes. The inscription says, _Meritorum multiplicatio_. (9) _Firmness and constancy in well-doing_, represented by the figure of a woman holding an anchor in one hand, and in the other a palm. The inscription says, _Constantia_. (10) _The hope that guides us to our celestial home_, represented by a figure holding in one hand a bunch of flowers (denoting the hope of the fruit that is to come), and in the other hand a star, as one that guideth to a haven. The inscription, _Deductio in patriam_. (11) _Resurrection_, represented by the figure of a beautiful woman, holding in one hand a snake, and in the other an eagle; creatures that renew themselves by casting off the slough of their old age. The inscription says, _Resurrectio_. (12) _Life Eternal_, represented by a figure holding a palm in one hand, and a crown in the other. The inscription says, _Vita æterna_. * * * * * The devices contained in this order, and in the middle of the frieze, are as follows:-- (1) A bunch of grapes upon a wand, surrounded with ears of wheat. The inscription says, _C[oe]lestis patriæ specimen_. This signifies that, as the great bunch of grapes that was borne by Joshua and Caleb on their shoulders was a token of the fertile land of promise, so the greatness and the sweetness of this admirable Sacrament, which is afforded to us in the guise of bread and wine, is the living sign and earnest of the abundance reigning in the kingdom of the blessed. (2) A hand extending the index-finger, pointing to a chalice and the host, with the inscription, _Digitus Dei hic est_. This means that the miracle of this holiest of Sacraments is the work of the eternal wisdom, that cannot be attained by any wisdom of us humans. (3) A rainbow, and above it a chalice with the host, and the inscription, _Signum f[oe]deris sempiterni_. Signifying, that as in the olden time God vouchsafed the rainbow to Noah in sign of friendship and alliance, so does He now vouchsafe His own flesh and blood as a true and effective token of His lasting association with mankind.