Saints of Italy
Subtitle: legends retold by Ella Noyes
Publisher: J. M. Dent & Co.
Published: 1901
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Description: illustrated from Fra Angelico and other old masters by Dora Noyes
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: THE FIVE COMPANIONS 1; title: THE GOOD BISHOP 18; title: THE FAMINE 34; title: THE THREE PRINCES 38; title: THE HERMITS OF THE DESERT 44; title: SAN RUFINO 70; title: THE SOLDIER OF GOD 84; title: THE SAINT AND THE TYRANT 98; title: THE JOURNEY OF SAN MARTINO 101; title: THE MARVELLOUS SWORD 107; title: SAN BENEDETTO  124; title: THE SAINT OF THE WHITE ROBE  150; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: SS. Cosmo and Damiano thrown into the Sea and rescued by the Angel. - Fra Angelico, Belle Arte, Florence Coloured Frontispiece; title: The Five Companions in the Flames - Fra Angelico, Belle Arte, Florence 9; title: The Miracle of the Sick Man's Leg Fra Angelico, Belle Arte, Florence 13; title: San Niccolo dowers the Poor Maidens Fra Angelico, Vatican, Rome 21; title: San Niccolo restores to Life the Three Children Pesellino, Casa Buonarroti, Florence 34; title: San Niccolo delivers the Innocent Young Men Fra Angelico, Pinacotecay, Perugia 41; title: The Hermit teaches the Bear - Pietro Lorenzetti 53; title: San Antonio crosses the River - from the picture of the Hermits in the Thebaid), Uffizi, Florence 61; title: The Lions dig San Paolo's Grave - from the picture of the Hermits in the Thebaid), Uffizi, Florence 68; title: The Funeral Procession of San Rufino - Niccolo da Foligno 70; title: The Body of the Saint appears in the River - Duomo, Assisi 79; title: The Emperor girds San Martino with the Sword - Simone Martini, 87; title: The Dream of San Martino - Francesco Assisi 90; title: San Galgano kneels before the Sword 107; title: The Archangel goes before San Galgano 119; title: San Benedetto in the Cave, and the Inattentive Monk - Lorenzo Monaco, Uffisi, Florence 133; title: The Devil sits on the Stone - Spindello Areiino, Sacristy, San Miniato, Florence 139; title: San Romualdo welcomes his Father 159