A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1872)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York, Hurd and Houghton · leaf 141
s notthe case. There are fewItalian and many Frenchpaintings of them. June19, A. D. 69. St. Giles (Gr. Ay.FtAAos — ; Lat. Sanctus^gidius; Ilal. Sant Egi-dio ; Fr. Saint Gilles; Sp.San Gil) was an Athe-nian of royal blood. Somemiracles which he per-formed, one of which wasthrowing Ms mantle over… … (Lucas V. Leyden.) St. Giles ILLUSTRATED IN ART. 125 about twelve miles south of Nisnies. Here he subsisted upon herbsand vrikl fruits, and the milk of a hind. This gave rise to his at-tribute of a wounded hind, for it came to pass, that as a party, saidby some to be that of the King of France, and…
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