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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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lked on the sea, and in pictures he issometimes represented as so doing. L 162 THE SAINTS IN ART Peter Exorcista and Marcellinus, SS.(2nd June)Two Roman martyrs, who suffered inthe last persecution under Diocletian. Theywere thrown into prison, where they con-verted their jailer, his family, and manyprisoners. They were beheaded at the sametime, in a forest three miles from Rome, andare always represented together. Peter Martyr, St. (Ital. San Pietro(Piero) Martire ; Fr. St. Pierre leDominican). (29/// April)Born at Verona about 1205. When a boyof fifteen he became an apt disciple of St.Dominic, who was preaching at Verona,and assumed the habit of his Order. Hebecame a celebrated preacher, and, beingespecially zealous against the heretical sectof the Cathari, he was appointed Inquisitor-General by Pope Honorius III. Some ofhis enemies became exasperated at his in-tolerant persecutions, and hired assassinsto murder him in a wood on his way fromComo to Milan. One of the assassins struck
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THE SAINTS IN ART 163 him on the head with an axe, and thenpursued the lay brother who was with him.When they returned, St. Peter had risen tohis knees, and was reciting the ApostlesCreed, or, according to one account, hadwritten Credo with his blood on theground. They then pierced him with thesword. He is represented in the Dominican habit,with an axe or a large knife struck into hishead, or with a bleeding gash in his head,and carries a palm. His portrait in fresco by Fra Angelico,in San Marco, Florence. Picture, attri-buted to Bellini, in National Gallery. Hisshrine, by Balduccio, is in Sant Eustorgio,Milan. Peter Nolasco, St. (31^ January) The son of a nobleman of Languedoc, andone of the converts of St. John de Matha,(g.v.)> in imitation of whom he foundedthe Order of Our Lady of Mercy, forthe deliverance of captives and prisoners 164 THE SAINTS IN ART for debt. The rest of his long life, till hisdeath in 1258, was spent in expeditions toAfrica and the part of Spain then under

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