ELD4915858: Representation of Saint James of the Marche (Giacomo della Marca) (1394-1476). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4915886: Representation of Saint Peter of Alexandria (4th century) (Pope Peter of Alexandria). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4915906: Representation of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary (Saint Elizabeth of Thuringia) 1207-1231) showing her husband a basket of roses. 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4915948: Representation of Saint Felix of Valois (1127-1212) monk and a French hermit, founder with Saint John of Matha of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity for the Redemption of the Captives (the Trinitarians). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4916013: Representation of Saint Gregoire the Thaumaturge (214-270), eveque of Neocesaree in Cappadocia (Gregory Thaumaturgus or Gregory the Miracle-Worker or Gregory of Neocaesarea). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4914198: Representation of Saint Catherine de Genes (caterina fieschi adorno) (1447-1510) (Catherine of Genoa). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4914322: Representation of Audomar or Saint Omer (600-670), eveque of Therouanne. 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4914444: Representation of Saint Seraphia (or serapie) (2nd century) and his mistress Sabina (Savina) of Rome (st serapia (Seraphia of Syria) and her mistress Sabina). 19th century, (engraving). / Bridgeman Images

ELD4916720: Representation of the Crepin and Crepinien brothers (3rd century) (Crispin and Crispinian). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4916799: Representation of Saint Mellon de Rouen or Mellon de Cardiff (3rd century) (Mellonius bishop of rotomagus). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4916930: Representation of Saint Philip Benizi (1233 - 1285) Italian physician and religious (St Philip Benizi of Damiani or Philip Benitius or Filippo Benizzi). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4917033: Representation of Saint Suzanne (Susanna) (died 294). 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4917166: Representation of Saint Gaetan of Thiene (1480-1547) before Pope Julius II (1443-1513) circa 1506. 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4917920: King Rouenide Artaxerxes I (465-424 BC) welcomes the Athenian Themistocle (524-459 BC) winner of the battle of salamine in 480 BC and then banished from his country in 471 BC - the king entrusts him with the government of Greek cites of Asia Minor. 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4917690: View of the Holy Club founded by brothers Charles (1707-1788) and John Wesley (1703-1791) in 1729, which led to the formation of the Methodist church - in addition to the founding brothers John Gambold, John Clayton, James Hervey, Benjamin Ingham, Thomas Brougham, and George Whitefield. 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4917521: Margaret the Virgin or Margaret of Antioch or Saint Marina the Great-Martyr. 19th century, (engraving). / Bridgeman Images

ELD4917543: Representation of Saint Camilla of Lellis, founder of the regular Clerks for the Service of the Sick (1550-1614) (Camillus de Lellis). 19th century (engraving). / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959265: Bucephale the horse of Alexander the Great (356-323 BC) receiving offerings (Bucephalus or Bucephalas the horse of Alexander the Great) Engraving from Fournier 1884 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959310: Miscellaneous made by the lion of Florence, escape from the menagerie of the Grand Duche of Florence who had released, without harming him, a child he had taken in his fangs under the eyes of his mother at the end of the 18th century (The lion of Florence) Engraving from Fournier 1884 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959525: Portrait of Francoise de Mailly, Marquise de La Vrilliere (Francoise de Mailly-Nesle) (1688-1742) and the English diplomat Luke Schaub (1690-1758) 1721-1724 Engraving from “Les rues-de-paris” by Pierre Zaccone, 1859 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959577: View of the cabaret “” le tambour royal””” of the cabaretier Ramponneau, located at the corner of the streets of l'Oreillon and Saint-Maur (Ramponeau or Ramponaux) 18th century Paris (Scene inside the Tambour Royal, a popular tavern and cabaret run by Jean Ramponaux, Paris) Engraving from “Les rues-de-paris” by Pierre Zaccone, 1859 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959632: King Henry IV (1553-1610) and Marie de Beauvilliers (1574-1656) abbess of Montmartre his mistress (king of France Henri IV and his mistress the french abbess of Montmartre Marie de Beauvilliers) Engraving from Les rues-de-paris” by Pierre Zaccone, 1859 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959666: View of one of the many Parisian piloris in the Middle Ages (Pillory in Paris in the middle ages) Engraving from “Paris-a-Trans-les-Siecles” by H Gourdon of knee 19th century / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959702: The philosopher and software Adam du petit pont (Adam Balsham, Adam du Peer-Pont, Adamus de Parvo Ponte, Adamus Balsamiensis) (1100-1169) teaching his students including Jean De Salisbury (1115-1180) (Adam of Balsham Anglo-Norman scholastic and churchman teaching to his pupils, among them John of Salisbury and William of Tyre) about “” Les streets-de-paris”” by Pierre Zaccone, 1859 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959739: Autodafe (auto da fe) (auto da fe) in the 16th century Spain (Spanish inquisition: autodafe, ritual of public penance of condemned heretics and apostates that took place when the Spanish Inquisition 16th century) Engraving from “Les Prisons-de-l'Europe” by Alboize et Maquet, 1845 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959817: Napoleon I in exile on the island of St. Helene saying I legue the reproach of my death the Royal House of England” to Dr. Arnold surgeon of an English regiment April 19, 1820. Late 19th century (chromolithograph) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4959909: The poet Pierre Honore Robbe de Beauveset (1714-1794) visiting the house of Rabelais in Chinon in 1760 and writing a poem on the wall of his cabinet (French poet Pierre Honore Robbe de Beauveset in rabelais house, Chinon) Engraving from “” La mosaique” 1873 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960391: Portrait of Arpad Grand Prince of the Magyars from 896 to 907, founder of the Arpad dynasty, who regained over Hungary from 896 to 1301 (Portrait of Arpad (845-907) head of the confederation of the Hungarian tribes at the turn of the 9th and 10th centuries) engraving from “” La Hungary historique”” 1851 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960404: Portrait of Sicules (or Szeklers) in Transylvania in Hungary (Szekelys, Hungarian people living mostly in the Szekely Land in Romania) Engraving from “” La hongrie historique””” 1851 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960702: Representation of a wizard from Upper Ogooue in Gabon in Africa. 19th century (engraving) / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960799: Study of the french physicians Bourru and Burot on mental suggestion and the remote action of toxic and medicinal substances on human body. 19th century (engraving). / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960873: Mesmerism: women during magnetic crisis, loosing control after a baquet session of Franz Anton Mesmer (1734-1815), engraving from "Les mysteres de la Science" by Louis Figuier, 1880 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960874: Mesmerism: a tree used as a baquet by Franz Anton Mesmer (1734-1815) late 18th century engraving / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960941: Roman Antiquite: Emperor Diocletian (244-311) announces his withdrawal from power and abdicates in 305 to settle in his magnificent palace known as Diocletian's Palace, on the Adriatic Sea near Salone, the capital of Dalmatia (novel emperor Diocletian retired to his homeland, Dalmatia after his abdication, 305) Engraving from “Young folks history of Rome”” by Charlotte Yonge 1882 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960975: Punic War: The Meeting of Scipio the African (235-183 BC) General Roman and Carthaginian General Hannibal (247-183 BC) at Zama in 202 BC (Second punic war: Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus (236-183 BC) ad Hannibal meeting in Zama, 202 BC) Engraving from “Young folks history of Rome” Charlotte Yonge 1882 / Bridgeman Images

ELD4960986: Roman antiquite: “” Cornelie, mother of the Gracques””” Cornelie (Cornelia Africana) (189-110 BC), mother of the Gracques presents her children as her most beautiful jewels in front of a lady from Campania who came to show her hers - Her two children are named Tiberio Sempronio Gracco (162-133 BC) and Gaio (Caio Gracco) Sempronio (154-122 BC) (Tibere and Caius) ( Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus and Caius Sempronius Gracchus (Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi) Engraving from “Young folks history of Rome” by Charlotte Yonge 1882 / Bridgeman Images