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Identifier: saintsinartwitht00tabo (find matches)
Title: The saints in art : with their attributes and symbols alphabetically arranged
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Tabor, Margaret Emma
Subjects: Christian saints in art
Publisher: New York : F.A. Stokes
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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e Jews, either by thelance or by the axe. In Italian pictures theformer is his attribute, in German ones thelatter. 146 THE SAINTS IN ART Maurice, St. (Ital. Maurizio). (PatronSaint of Foot-soldiers, and of Savoy.)(22nd September) He was commander of the Theban Legionof the Roman army. It numbered 6666, allChristians, and when, in the year 286, it wassummoned by the Emperor Maximin to joinhis army, then invading Gaul, Maurice andsome companies were called upon to joinin idolatrous rites, and to help in extirpat-ing the Christians. This they refused to do,and the Emperor twice ordered the legionto be decimated by lot, but the remaindercontinued steadfast; so a general massacrewas ordered, and they perished to a man.Legend also relates that St. Gereon, withanother section, met with a similar fate atCologne. He is generally represented in armour,with a sword and banner. Legend represented by Luini in frescoesat San Maurizio, Milan. Maurus, St. (See St. Benedict.) (15///January) x^Mfl 5**
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ST. MICHAEL AND THE DRAGONFrom the painting by Piero delta Francesca m the Nat Till-; SAINTS IN ART 147 Maximin, St. Tradition says he was one of the seventy-two disciples sent forth to preach, andthat he went with SS. Martha, Mary, andLazarus, to Marseilles. (See St. MaryMagdalene.) According to a legend he gavethe Sacrament to St. Mary just before herdeath. He often appears in pictures of St. Lazarusand his sisters, sometimes as a bishop. Michael, St. (the Archangel). (Ital. San MlCHELE or SAMMICHELE.) (29th September)The chief of the Celestial Host, and victorover the powers of evil. Hence he representsthe triumph of the spiritual over the material.He is the Lord and Arbiter of souls, andthe Guardian Angel of the Hebrews. Heappears in Old Testament scenes as themessenger angel. He also announced herdeath to the Virgin Mary. (See St. MaryVirgin.) He is represented winged, with spear andshield, overcoming the dragon; also with i48 THE SAINTS IN ART a banner and cross, sometimes with

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