Prophesied a king of steadfast mind who will become monarch over Romans and Greeks. He will conquer lands, destroy pagan temples, and call all non-Christians to baptism. The sign of the cross will be raised over all temples, establishing Christianity everywhere and an era of peace before the end times.
Prophesied that in the last days, a very pious king will rule over a great Spain. His reign will extend over the Arab nations “House of Agar” and he will take possession of Jerusalem, likely by military conquest. Some traditions interpret this king as the “Great Monarch” of later prophecies and suggest his power could reach even England and Ireland.
Prophesied that the Great Monarch, a king of the House of Lilies France, will fight wars until age 40. He will expel tyrants, conquer England, island empires, invade Greece, and be crowned king there. He will subdue Colchis, Cyprus, the Turks, and Barbarians, spreading Christian faith everywhere. At the end, he will lay down his crown in Jerusalem, signaling the completion of his mission.
Describes Antichrists origin, Jewish descent, and rise from obscurity. He asserts false miracles, reigns from Jerusalem, persecutes Christians for three and a half years, and marks his followers. Ultimately, he will be defeated by Christ at His Second Coming, ushering the last judgment. This work details classic medieval beliefs about Antichrists reign and characteristics.
During enemy siege, Andrew and his disciple Epiphanus witnessed a vision of the Virgin Mary in the Blachernae church extending protection over the city, after which the attackers retreated. This led to the Orthodox feast of Protection of the Theotokos.
Prophesied that God will raise a just king from poverty who abolishes war, brings charity, and creates unprecedented peace. Swords will become agricultural tools; people will live in fullness, relying on earthly things. The king will defeat foes, restore churches, expel non-converts, and distribute hidden wealth, ushering 32 years of prosperity. Afterward, misfortunes start and Antichrists reign begins.
Foretells that near the end of time, a descendant of French kings will rule over the Roman Empire as its greatest and last emperor. After governing, he will go to Jerusalem, lay down his crown on Mount Olivet, and thus the Christian Roman Empire will end, leading to the last times.
Some interpretations suggest the end of the Papal Prophecies signals a coming chastisement for Rome, followed by the appearance of the Great Monarch and Angelic Pontiff, as in other saints prophecies. This sequence does not fix a date, and warns only that these events signal a transition rather than the absolute end.
Prophesied a King of the Franks, who will become the last and greatest Emperor, restoring the Roman Christian Empire. After his reign, he will journey to Jerusalem, lay down his crown on the Mount of Olives, and die there. This act will conclude the dignity of the Roman Empire. Afterwards, the period of Antichrist and the final tribulation will begin. His account shaped later medieval expectations of the “Great Monarch” and end-times.
Warns that before the Comet comes, many nations will face want and famine; a great oceanic nation will be destroyed by earthquakes, storms, and tidal waves, its colonies lost. The Comet’s impact will flood many countries, destroy cities, and cause disease. Coastal cities will be devastated, few will survive, and those who do will suffer from illness. The catastrophe precedes the restoration of Christian order.