A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1872)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, Hurd and Houghton · leaf 156
tude, Avhich was hisdelight. November17, A. D. 1189. St. Hugh, Mar-tyr. The legend con-nected with this mar-tyr is one of the latestof the monkish fables,and relates that thischild, who is repre-sented as about threeyears old, was stolenby the Jcavs andcrucified by them inridicule of the Saviourof… … ^^-^ Ct^^^=^<:^>i^ =^ (Boisseree Gallery.)St. Hugh presenting a votary. William of Norwich, a. d. 1137 ; St. Richard of Pontoise, a. d.1182 ; and St. Simon of Trent, a. d. 1472. The date of St. Hughsdeath is in 1255, August 27. St. Hyacinth belonged to the family of the Aldrovanski, one ofthe…
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