File:Göttingen St. Jacobi 05.jpg

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Deutsch: Gotischer Flügelaltar von 1402 in der Pfarrkirche St. Jacobi (Göttingen). Die Sonntagsseite (1. Wandlung) stellt in 16 Szenen die Jugend und Passion Jesu dar. (annotiert) [1]
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Im Jahre des Herrn 1402 am Tag vor dem Fest des heiligen Bischofs Martin wurde dieses Werk vollendet, das geschaffen wurde zur Ehre Jesu Christi und seiner Mutter, der ruhmvollen Jungfrau Maria, des heiligen Jakobus, des heiligen Christophorus, des heiligen Eustachius und Johannes des Täufers.
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