A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1872)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, Hurd and Houghton · leaf 91
visit St. Denis. Taking hishead in his hand he continuetf his journey. One of the Avindowsin the Cathedral of Chartres represents the history of St. Cheron. ILLUSTRATED IN ART. 7Z St. Christina (^fal. Santa Cristina; Fr. Ste. Cliristine). Shtis supposed to have been born at Tiio, a town on the… … (Johan Schorecl. Munich Gal.) St. Christina. Roman patrician who governed the city. She called herself Christina because she had been converted to the doctrines of Christ. Asshe stood, one dav, watchinix those who beg-o-ed alms, and had noth-ing to sive, she thought of the g-olden idols of her…
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