Tribunal Christi, seu, Arcanum ac singulare cujusvis hominis in morte judicium
Tribunal Christi is a 1635 Latin devotional treatise on the particular judgment of each person at death, written by the Jesuit Jeremias Drexel and published in Cologne by Constantin Munich and associates for Catholic readers. Its pictures are small black-and-white engravings and woodcut ornaments, with allegorical scenes of judgment, angels and a seated Christ, plus framed title pages that a designer could borrow for emblem-style layouts, heavy scrollwork or solemn text blocks.
