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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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.Worn out by his fiery zeal and rigorous life, 3o THE SAINTS IN ART he died at the age of sixty-three. His writ-ings had great authority. Legend says thatwhen he was writing his famous Homilieson the Song of Solomon, in praise of theVirgin, she herself appeared to him, andmoistened his lips with the milk from herbosom, giving him ever afterwards super-natural eloquence. He is remarkable forhis extreme devotion to the Virgin, andthe white habit of the Cistercians was saidto have been adopted by her special com-mand to him in a vision. He is represented in the white habit ofthe Cistercians, carrying a book, or writing init, or presenting books to the Madonna. Hisvision is a favourite subject, notable examplesbeing Fra Lippo Lippis, in the NationalGallery, and Filippino Lippis, in the Badia,Florence. Bernardino, St. (of Siena, Founder of the Observants). (20th May) Born of a noble family at Massa in 1380. When he was yet a youth, plague broke out in Siena, and many priests and physicians
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A CANON WITH ST. MARTIN, ST. DON ATI AN AND ST. BERNARDINO THE SAINTS IN ART 31 died. St. Bernardino, assisted by someother young men, nursed the sick day andnight for months. At twenty-three he tookthe Franciscan habit, and preached through-out Italy with marvellous success. He re-fused several bishoprics, preferring thesimple life of a friar. He founded the Re-formed Order of Franciscans, called Osser-vanti, because they observed the originalRule of St. Francis. Always delicate, andall too zealous for work, he was taken ill atNaples, and died at Aquila. It is said that,while preaching, he used to hold in his handa tablet, on which was carved the sacredmonogram, I.H.S., encircled by rays. Heis generally regarded as the founder of the Monte-di-Pieta, an institution for lendingmoney to the poor, intended to protect themfrom extortionate usurers. He is represented in his Franciscan habit,holding a tablet with the Sacred Monogram,I.H.S., or a Monte-di-Pieta, composed ofthree little mound

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