Micha

The prophet is depicted as an elderly, bearded man wearing a long robe and a soft cap, holding a thick volume under his right arm. A large stringed instrument, similar to a viol, rests against a rock behind him alongside its bow. In the background, a fortified city sits among hills, representing the urban centers of Israel or Judah that were the focus of his prophecies.

Micah is one of the twelve Minor Prophets; in the Renaissance, such figures were often integrated into Neoplatonic frameworks as recipients of 'furor divinus' (divine frenzy). The inclusion of the viol suggests a connection between prophetic revelation and the 'music of the spheres' or divine harmony, a concept central to the thought of Marsilio Ficino and later esotericists.