History of ancient, early Christian, and mediaeval painting (1906)
Woltmann, Alfred Friedrich Gottfried Albert, 1841-1880, Woermann, Karl, 1844-1933 · New York : Dodd, Mead & Co. · leaf 57
of the emperor, he found the tongue which had pronounced therighteous judgment still unciccayed. Secondly, Graf Herkenbald, who, whileon his deathbed, condemned his own nephew to be executed tor a crime ; butthe deed was postponed in expectation of the uncles death, and when, fivedays later, the… … THE RENASCENCE IN THE NORTH. 25 would not admit that he had sinned in killing his nephew; but, as thebishop turned away, the dying man showed him, in his mouth, the wafer,which had been placed there by a miracle. Tapestries after these picturesand of later date, but not in any strict sense copies,…
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