Légendes des ordres monastiques : tel que représenté dans le domaine des beaux-artsForming la deuxième série d'art sacré et légendaire . ete armor ; St Severinus, un obscur saint considéré a.d. 48-2. Comme le premier apôtre de l'Autriche (dont les reliques sont honoredat San Severino à Naples), dans l'abbaye bénédictine d'habitude ; St.Coloman, comme pilgrim (l'un des premiers missionnaires) ; St. a.d. 1048. Poppo, comme abbé de Stavelo (dont il est enregistré que hepersuaded l'Empereur Saint Henri d'abolir le un barbare.l". iij !". combat entre les hommes et les bêtes), et St Othon, évêque de ofBamberg. Un autre Rare et curieuse gravure sur bois

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Legends of the monastic orders : as represented in the fine artsForming the second series of Sacred and legendary art . ete armour; St. Severinus, an obscure saint considered a.d. 48-2. as the first apostle of Austria (whose relics are honouredat San Severino in Naples), in the Benedictine habit; St.Coloman, as pilgrim (one of the earliest missionaries); St. a.d. 1048. Poppo, as abbot of Stavelo (of whom it is recorded that hepersuaded the Emperor St. Henry to abolish the barbarous a.l». iij!». combats between men and beasts); and St. Otho, as bishop ofBamberg. Another rare and curious woodcut by Albert Durer re-presents the Emperor Maximilian on his knees before theFirst Person of the Trinity, who stands on a raised throne, arrayed as a high priest, and holding the orb of sovereignty.Beside Maximilian stands the Virgin with the infant Christ;she is saying, Lord, save the king, and hear us when ive callupon thee! St. Andrew, kneeling on his jewelled cross;St. Barbara; St. George; St. Leopold; St. Sebastian, and St.Maximilian, appear to be assisting the emperor in hisdevotions. ST. FERDINAND OF CARTILE. St. Ferdinand. (From a picture by Miirillo.) St. Ferdinand of Castile was the son of Alplionso, kingof Leon, and Berengaria of Castile. After a union of severalyears, and the birth of four children, Alphonso and Berengariawere separated by a decree of the pope, because, being withinthe prohibited degrees of consanguinity, they had marriedwithout a dispensation. Their children were, however, declaredlegitimate. Berengaria returned to her father, the king ofCastile, and lived retired in his court; but she exercised duringher whole life an extraordinary influence over the mind of hereldest son, Ferdinand, and his obedience to her even to the hourof his death was that of a docile child. When Berengariasucceeded to the throne of Castile she gave up her rights to hef El SantoRev. Don Fer-nando III.A.n. 11.52.May 80. LEGENDS OF THE MONASTIC ORDERS. son, and shortly afterwar

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