Lives and legends of the great hermits and fathers of the church, with other contemporary saints (1902)
D'Anvers, N., d. 1933 · London : G. Bell & sons · leaf 324
s, he was able tosecure with a word the removal, for the building of a church,of huge masses of stone, that had resisted the efforts of thestrongest oxen, for which reason his attribute is a churchheld in the right hand. Better authenticated is the legend of St. Marcellus, Bishop of Paris in the… … Alinari Jthoto] [Palazzo Vecchio, Florence ST. ZENOBIO ENTHRONEDBy Domenico Ghirlandajo To face p. 230 ST. NICASIUS 231 one of the portals of the west front of Notre Dame, draggingalong a dragon with his stole, in memory it is said, of hishaving driven away an evil beast which had taken up itsabode…
Saints · Christian art and symbolism · Painting
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