1 The time of the Beast is the time of the desert [Synch. 1. •• 1.] and the harlot is seene of John in the desert, chap. 17. verse 3. 4. but this marke doth not much enforce.
2 The ten horned Beast carrieth the harlot, or if you had ra∣ther so call her the whore, and the harlot sitteth upon the beast: * 1.2 therefore they are both of one and the same time, verse 3.7.
3 The ten hornes of the Beast (with which his last and newest head is branched [marke it well] under the courses of which alone (in which likewise it revived after its deadly wound, the courses of the first heads being now before fulfilled, the harlot doth ride the Beast, and the Beast doth beare the harlot:) these ten hornes, I say, are ten Kings, who take their authoritie as Kings at one houre with the Beast, to wit, with that Beast which was restored, and di beare the whore, and now was become ten horned, that is, exercising the course of the last head. These, the time being fulfilled wherein they should deliver their authoritie to the Beast, [ver. 13.17.] that is, when the frame and body of the Beast came to be dissolved, they hate the har∣lot, and make her desolate and naked, and at length burne her with fire, [ver. 16.] So therefore the Beast, which in the state of ten hornes (in which onely Iohn did prophetically consider