Satire on Bishop Thomas Sherlock: the devil is handing an upturned mitre full of coins to the bishop who, in return, gives him a crucifix; each stands with one foot on large bible. Behind are library shelves, a fireplace where a small  devil stokes a fire of books labelled, "Hoadly", "Burnet", "Homilies", "Clark", "Taylor" and Locke" and a table on which are books labelled, "Aquinas", "Can[ons] Ecl[esiastical]", "Lesly" and "Hicks" a jug, a bag of money and a tankard.. 
<br>Mezzotint
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