Fig. 3 - Bartholomew - copy by Giampietrino, on canvas. Bartholomew appears as the very virile member of the Cenacolo congregation. He is vigorous, aggressive and the short stout legs point to a precocious sexual maturation. The knot of his mantle strongly suggest a full male organ in the erection phase. This form of knot is not evident in the Leo's Cenacolo, but it appears in various copies. The mantle roll in front of him is suspicious for its shape and size. He is aggressing Leo-Jesus who in our interpretation represents a passive gay, and seems to protest at the resurrectio carnis event making with the towel the shape of a vulva. In malignant Tuscan slang the image can be interpreted as "what you pretend to do, you fighetta" the attribute of a passive gay. In other words he tries to bring Leo back to his normal role. This gesture appears in various copies and it may have been in the original where is compatible but not legible any more.