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Ananias was a biblical figure in the New Testament who was struck dead after lying to God about money, and Subtle implies here that Jonson’s Ananias is equally deceitful. Of course, it is Subtle who is deceiving Ananias and the other Anabaptists (“exiled brethren”), who have already given Subtle a substantial amount of money to create the philosopher’s stone. Now, Ananias and the Anabaptists refuse to give any money until they see “projection”—the conversion of metal to gold.