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The aim of this paper is to analyze how prophecy and Apocalypse were used to interpret the events of the tumultuous period of 1793-1825. To that end, I have worked mainly with prophetic books and press. By putting in dialogue these sources with the events they interpreted, I have sought to recover the historicity of these documents to analyze the new ways they are expressed and to stress the significance of these documents to understand how political and cultural changes were perceived. To address these issues, the article focuses on four aspects showing the evolution of prophetic speeches in this period: the apocalyptic discourses about Napoleon, the prophecies looking for the restoration of the Old Regime, the anti-liberal prophecies and, finally, the dangers of prophecies for the Church. In this paper I have showed that the prophetic framework was part of the anti-liberal catholic political culture. The prophecy not only interpreted political events but also to fight the political enemy

La hidra revolucionaria. Apocalipsis y antiliberalismo en la España del primer tercio del siglo XIX