A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1872)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, Hurd and Houghton · leaf 192
die beforehim; wilt thou not also suffer(Pinturicchio.) St. Laurence. ^e to prepare thy way? Six- tus assured him that in three days he would follow him, and that hissufferino-s would be far the greatest, because beino; vounser andstronjjer he could lonijer endure. He also comniaiKUd Laurence… … ILLUSTRATED 7.V ART. 175 Hill, where dwelt Cyriaca, who was a devoiit widow, who often con-cealed the persecuted Clii-istians, and cared for them. She was dck,and St. Laurence healed her by laying his hands on her, and alsowashed the feet of the Christians in the house, and gave them alms.Thus from…
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