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Singleton, Esther · New York, Dodd, Mead and Co. · leaf 41
against the purple robe of one of the elders.It touches with its wings one of the golden lions of thethrone, on which the light also flashes strongly; thus form-ing, together with it, the lion and eagle symbol, whichis the type of Christ, throughout mediaeval work. Inorder to show the meaning of… … The Queen of Sheba. Veronese. WEBSTER • FREE • LTERARI, Foot 76th Street. E R. THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBf?ARY ASTQR, Lr vox ANDTl D N roUNDATfONS. THE QUEEN OF SHEBA 17 ture) points to Solomon ; his other hand is laid on an openbook. The group opposite, of which the Queen forms thecentre, is also…
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