A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1872)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, Hurd and Houghton · leaf 109
ose with his red-hot tongs. One dayhis harp hanging on the wall played to him the hymn, Gaudeteanimi. Dunstan was made the kings t^essurer and Abbot of Glas- ILLUSTRATED IN ART. 91 toubury, but when Edwin came to the throne and lived a shamelesslife with Elo-iva, he drove Dunstan ao;ain from court.… … ^Bod. Lib. Oxford.) A pen-drawing of St. Dunstan at the feet of Christ. Drawn by himself. On his return he founded numerous schools and monasteries. Herelates in his writings a vision, in which he beheld his mother es-poused to Christ while angels sung around them. One of the an-gels asked Dunstan…
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