A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1872)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, Hurd and Houghton · leaf 290
ent thesame cartwright to buy it. Now thelord of Nuremberg had connnandedthat no person should buy fish untilthe castle was suj)|)lied ; so the j)oorman was punished by having his eyesput out. But St. Sebald restoredhis sight. His wonderful shrine inthe Church at Nuremberg was made,according to its… … in 1523, and remains undisturbed. (Nuremberg Statue. Peter Vischer).St. Sebald. He is represented in his statue byPeter Vischer as a pilgrim with shellin hat, rosary, staff, and wallet. lieholds in his hand a model of hischurch. About A. D. 7 70. St. Sebastian (^Lat. Sanctus Sc-bastianus; ItuJ. San…
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