New Jesuitical Novelties: That is, a Historical and Detailed Description of the Most Hidden Secrets and Terrible Deeds of the Jesuits

Note further: under the floor, ground, or paving of the temple are several caves and deep prisons, into which they can go and descend from the upper rooms by special spiral or winding stairs, in which

A woodcut illustration showing three figures in historical or clerical attire standing near a stone structure. One figure holds a staff, while another figure is using a tool (possibly a shovel or lever) to work on the base of the structure. The background shows architectural elements of a temple.

they keep their stolen goods, gold, silver, and similar treasures hidden. Nevertheless, they pretend to have voluntary poverty, though they are poor with the greatest indulgence. And whoever among them does not wish to take this voluntary poverty upon himself, him they surrender in time to the Devil in the abyss of Hell. But this money and property of theirs, which they have put away, they guard thus