Final Judgment

The Prophecy of Malachi (whose original title in Latin is Prophetia Sancti Malachiae Archiepiscopi, de Summis Pontificibus) is a text attributed to Saint Malachi, archbishop of Armagh who lived in the twelfth century, containing 112 short mottos in Latin that would describe the popes (including some antipopes) starting with Celestine II, elected in 1143.

After the mottos, at the end of the prophecy, there is a text in Latin that would foresee, during the pontificate of a certain Peter Secundus (or romanus according to other versions) the destruction of a city with seven hills and the final judgment.

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