Ignatius deathbed, Karel van Mallery, after Juan de Mesa, 1610 print Three scenes from the life of Ignatius of Loyola. Central Ignatius de Loyola on his deathbed. His followers around him. Loyola dies as he calls for the name of Christ. In the middle of newly deceased Loyola appears to a woman in Bologna. On the right, Loyola kneels for Pope Paul III and obtains permission to set up the Jesuit order. The print has Latin captions with references to the scenes in the print. The print is part of a fifteen -part series about the life of Ignatius of Loyola. print maker: Antwerpafter painting by: Madridpublisher: Antwerp paper engraving the founder of the Jesuit Order, Ignatius of Loyola; possible attributes: book (with 'ad majorem Dei gloriam'), demon, dragon under feet, flames, flaming heart, globe, IHS monogram, skull (with crown), tears in eyes, torch - death, deathbed of male saint. post-mortem occurrences ~ St. Ignatius - posthumous deeds, appearances of male saints. St. Ignatius of Lo