A handbook of legendary and mythological art (1876)
Waters, Clara Erskine Clement, 1834-1916 · New York: Hurd and Houghton ; Cambridge : Riverside Press · leaf 157
oli-tude, which 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 Jews andcrucified by them inridicule of the… … (Boisser6e 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 most noble in Silesia. He…
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