The saints in art
Subtitle: with their attributes and symbols alphabetically arranged
Publisher: E.P. Dutton
Published: 1913
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Description: 2nd Ed.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Adelaide, St. (of Bergamo) 1; title: Adrian. St. (Patron Saint of Soldiers) 1; title: Afra and Julia, SS. (Patron Saints of Brescia) 1; title: Agratha, St. 2; title: Agnes, St. (Span. Inez) 2; title: Alban, St. 3; title: Albert, St. (Bishop of Vercelli, and Patriarch of Jerusalem) 3; title: Albertus Magnus, St. 4; title: Alexander, St. (of Bergamo) 4; title: Alexis, St. (Lat. S. Alexius; Ital. Sant' Alessio) 4; title: Ambrose, St. (Ital. Sant' Ambrogio). (Patron Saint of Milan) 5; title: Andrew, St. (Biblical, Patron Saint of Russia and Scotland) 6; title: Angelas the Carmelite, St. 6; title: Anne, St. (the mother of the Virgin) 7; title: Ansano, St. 7; title: Anselm, St. 7; title: Anthony, St. (the Hermit). (St. Paul) 7; title: Antoninus, St. (of Florence) 9; title: Antony, St. (of Padua) 9; title: Apollinaris, St. 11; title: Apdlonia, St. 11; title: Apollonius, St. 11; title: Apostles, The Twelve (Biblical) 11; title: Aquinas, St. Thomas 12; title: Archangels 12; title: Athanasius, St. 12; title: Augustine, St. (the greatest of the Latin Fathers) 12; title: Augustine, St. (of Canterbury) 13; title: Barbara, St. (Patroness of Armourers and Fortifications) 14; title: Barnabas, St. (Biblical) 15; title: Bartholomew, St. (Biblical) 15; title: Basil, St. (the Greek Father) 15; title: Bavon, St. (Flem. St. Baf) 15; title: Benedict, St. (Ital. San Benedetto; Fr. St. Benoit; Span. San Benito) 16; title: Benedict (or Bennet) Biscop, St. 17; title: Bernard, St. (of Clairvaux) 18; title: Bernardino, St. (of Siena, Founder of the Observants) 19; title: Bernardo Dei Tolomei, St. 19; title: Blaise, St. (Ital. San Biagio) 20; title: Bonaventura, St. ("The Seraphic Doctor") 20; title: Boniface, St. (Primate of Germany) 21; title: Bridget, St. (of Sweden) 22; title: Bruno, St. (Founder of the Carthusian Order) 22; title: Catherine, St. (Patroness of Philosophy, Learning, Schools, and Colleges) 23; title: Catherine, St. (of Siena) 25; title: Cecilia, St. (Patroness of Music) 26; title: Charles Borromeo, St. 27; title: Christina, St. (Patroness of Bolsena, her traditional birthplace) 28; title: Christopher, St. 9; title: Chrysostom, St. John 30; title: Clara, St. (Ital. Santa Chiara) 30; title: Clement, St. 31 Clotilda, St. 32; title: Constantine, Emperor 32; title: Constantius, St. (Itai. San Constanzo) 32; title: Cosmo and Damian, SS. (Patrons of the Medici Family and of Doctors) 32; title: Crispin, St. and Crispian, St. 33; title: Cross, St. or Holy Cross (Ital. Santa Croce) 33; title: Cunegunda, St. 33; title: Cuthbert, St. 33; title: Cyprian, St. (Bishop of Carthage) 34; title: Cyprian, St. (the Magician, of Antioch) 34; title: Cyril, St. (of Alexandria) 34; title: Damian, St. 35; title: Denis, St. (of France). Dionysius, St. (the Areopagite). (Ital. San Dionisio or Dionigi) 35; title: Diego, San (d'Alcala) 35; title: Dominic, St. (Ital. San Domenico; Span. San Domingo) 36; title: Donatus, St. (of Arezzo) 37; title: Dorothea, St. 37; title: Dunstan, St. 33; title: Edmund, St. (King and Martyr) 38; title: Edward the Confessor, St. 38; title: Elizabeth, St. (mother of St. John the Baptist. Biblical) 39; title: Elizabeth, St. (of Hungary) 39; title: Eloy, St., or St. Loo (Lat. S. Eligius; Ital. Sant' Alo or Lo or Eligio). (Patron of Goldsmiths, Blacksmiths, and Workers in Metal) 40; title: Ephrem, St. (of Edessa) 41; title: Erasmus, St. (Ital. Sant' Elmo or Erasmo; Span. Sant. Ermo or Eramo; Fr. St. Elme) 41 Ercolano, St. (Bishop of Perugia) 41; title: Etheldreda, St. 41; title: Eulalia, St. (A Spanish Virgin martyr) 42; title: Euphemia, St. 42; title: Eustace, St. 42; title: Evangelists (Biblical) 43; title: Faustinus and Jovita, SS. 43; title: Felicitas, St. 44; title: Felix, St. (of Cantalicio). (Ital. San Felice), (the first saint of the Order of Capuchins) 44; title: Ferdinand of Castile, St. 44; title: Fina, St. 45; title: Flavia, St. 45; title: Florian, St. 45; title: Francesca Romana, St. 45; title: Francis, St. (of Assisi). (Ital. Francesco) 46; title: Francis Borgia, St. 48; title: Francis of Paula, St. 48; title: Francis Xavier, St. 48; title: Frediano, St. (of Lucca) 49; title: Gabriel, St. (the Archangel, primarily the messenger angel) 49; title: Geminianus, St. (Bishop of Modena, and Patron Saint of that city) 49; title: Genevieve, St. (of Paris). (Ital. S. Genoveva) 49; title: George, St. (of Cappadoda). (Patron Saint of England) 50; title: Gereon, St. 51 Gervasius and Protasius, SS 51; title: Giles, St. (Lat. Egidius; Ital. Egidio; Fr. Gilles or Gil) 52; title: Giobbe, San 52; title: Giovanni et Paolo, SS. 52; title: Giovanni Colombini, St. 52; title: Grata, St. 53; title: Gregory, St. 53; title: Gregory Nazianzen, St. 54; title: Gudule, St. 55; title: Helena, St. 55; title: Henry, St. (of Bavaria) 56; title: Hermengild, St. 56; title: Hilarion, St. 56; title: Hilary, St. 57; title: Hilda, St. 57; title: Hippolytns, St. (Ital. Sant' Ippolito) 57; title: Hubert, St. (Patron of the Chase, and of Dogs) 57; title: Hugo, St. (Bishop of Grenoble) 58; title: Humilitas, St. 58; title: Hyacinth, St.  58; title: Ignatius Loyola, St. (the Founder of the Jesuits) 58; title: Ignatius Theophorus, St. (Bishop of Antioch in the time of Trajan) 59; title: Ildefonso (or Alphonso), St. (the Patron Saint of Toledo) 59; title: Isidore, St. 60; title: Isidore, St. (Ital. Sant' Isidoro Agricola; Span. San Isidro el Labrador) (the Patron Saint of Madrid) 60; title: James, St. (The Great). (Biblical.) (Fr. St. Jacques Majeur; Ital. San Giacomo, or Jacopo, Maggiore; Span. San Jago, or Santiago) 60; title: James, St. (the Less). (Biblical.) (Ital. San Giacomo, or Jacopo Minore; Fr. St. Jacques Mineur) 61; title: Januarius, St. (Ital. San Gennaro; Fr. St. Janvier) 62; title: Jerome, St. (Lat. Hieronymus; Ital. Girolamo) (Patron Saint of Scholars) 62; title: Joachim, St. (father of the Virgin) 63; title: Job, St. (Ital. San Giobbe). (Biblical.) (Patron Saint of Hospitals, and protector against leprosy, at Venice) 64; title: John the Baptist. St. (Ital. Giovanni Battista). (Biblical) 64; title: John, St. (Capistrano) 64; title: John the EvangeliSt. St. (Ital. San Giovanni; Ger. Johann). (Biblical) 65; title: John Gualberto, St. (Founder of the Order of Vallombrosa) 66; title: John of Matha. St. (Founder of the Trinitarians) 67; title: John of Nepomuck, St. (Ital. San Giovanni Nepomuceno) 67; title: Joseph, St. 68; title: Juan de Dios, St. (Founder of the Hospitallers, or Brothers of Charity) 68; title: Jude, St. 69; title: Julia, St. (of Brescia) 69; title: Julian, St. (of Cilicia) (the Patron Saint of Rimini) 69; title: Julian Hospitator, St. (Patron Saint of Travellere, Boatmen, Ferrymen, and Wandering Minstrels) 69; title: Justa and Rufina, SS 70; title: Justina, St. (of Antioch) 70; title: Justina, St. (of Padua) 71; title: Lambert, St. (Bishop of Maestricht) 71; title: Lawrence, St. (Ital. San Lorenzo; Fr. St. Laurent) 71; title: Lazarus, St. (Biblical) 72; title: Leander and Isidore, SS. 73; title: Leocadia, St. (Patron Saint of Toledo) 73; title: Leonard, St. (of Aquitaine). (Fr. St. Leonard or Lionart.) (Patron Saint of Prisoners and Slaves) 73; title: Longinus, St. (Patron Saint of Mantua) 74; title: Lorenzo Giustiniani, St. 74; title: Louis Beltran, St. (or Bertran) 75; title: Louis, St. (of France). (Ital. San Luigi) 75; title: Louis, St. (of Toulouse). (Ital. San Ludovico) 75; title: Lucy, St. (Ital. Lucia; Fr. Luce) 76; title: Luke, St. (Biblical) 77; title: Lupo, St. (Ital. San Trifone) 77; title: Magi (the Wise Men or the Three Kings). (Biblical) 77; title: Marcella (or Martilla), St. 78; title: Margaret, St. 78; title: Mark, St. (Biblical). (Ital. San Marco) 79; title: Martha, St. (Biblical). (Patroness of Cooks and Housewives) 80; title: Martin, St. (of Tours) 80; title: Martinian, St. (Centurion at the Mamertine Prison) 81; title: Mary of Egypt, St. (Fr. La Gipesienne; La Jussienne) 81; title: Mary Magdalene, St. (Biblical). (Patroness of Marseilles, and of Penitent Women) 82; title: Mary the Virgin, St. (Biblical) 83; title: Matthew, St. (Biblical) 86; title: Matthias, St. (Biblical). (Ital. San Mattia) 87; title: Maurice, St. (Ital. Maurizio). (Patron Saint of Footsoldiers, and of Savoy) 87; title: Maurus, St. 88; title: Maximin, St. 88; title: Michael, St. (the Archangel). (Ital. San Michele or Sammichele) 88; title: Miniato, St. 89; title: Monica, St. 89; title: Natalia, St. 89; title: Nazarius and Celsus, SS. (two martyrs of Milan) 89; title: Nicholas, St. (of Bari) 89; title: Nicholas, St. (of Tolentino) 91; title: Nilus, St. (of Grotta Ferrata) 92; title: Norbert, St. (the Founder of the Premonstratensians) 92; title: Omobuono, St. (Patron Saint of Tailors) 93; title: Onophrius, St. (Ital. Onofrio or Honofrio) 93; title: Ottilia, St. 94; title: Pantaleon, St. (Patron of Physicians) 94; title: Paul, St. (Biblical) 94; title: Paul, St. (the Hermit) 95; title: Peter, St. (Biblical). (Ital. San Pietro or Piero; Fr. St. Pierre; Span. San Piedro) 95; title: Peter, St. (of Alcantara), 97; title: Peter Exorcista and Marcellinus, SS. 97; title: Peter Martyr, St. (Ital. San Pietro (Piero) Martire; Fr. St. Pierre le Dominicain) 97; title: Peter Nolasco, St. 98; title: Petronilla, St. 99; title: Petronius, St. (Bishop and Patron Saint of Bologna) 99; title: Philip, St. (Ital. Filippo). (Biblical) 99; title: Philip Benozzi, St. 99; title: Philip Neri, St. 100; title: Phocas, St. (Ital. San Foca) 100; title: Pladdus, St. 100; title: Praxedes and Pudentiana, SS. 100; title: Prisca, St. 101; title: Processus, St. (the Centurion at the Mamertine Prison) 101; title: Procopius, St. 101; title: Proculus, St. (the Military Patron of Bologna) 101; title: Pudentiana, St. 102; title: Ranieri, St. (Fr. St. Regnier). (The Patron Saint of Pisa) 102; title: Raphael, St. (the Archangel) 102; title: Raymond, St. (de Penaforte) 103; title: Raymond Nonnatus, St. (Span. San Ramon) 103; title: Regulus and Frediano, SS. (Patrons of Lucca) 104; title: Reparata, St. 104; title: Roch, St. (Ital. San Rocco). (Protector against Sickness and Plague) 104; title: Romain, St. 105; title: Romualdus, St. 105; title: Romulus, St. (First Bishop of Fiesole) 106; title: Rosa, St. (of Vitcrbo) 106; title: Rosalia, St. (of Palermo) 106; title: Rufina, St. 107; title: Sabina, St. 107; title: Scholastica, St. 107; title: Sebald, St. 107; title: Sebastian, St. (Protector against Plagiie or Pestilence) 107; title: Secundus, St. 108; title: Sibyls 108; title: Simon Stylites, St. 109; title: Simon Zelotes, St. and Jude, St. (Thaddeus or Lebbeus) (Biblical) 109; title: Sixtus, St. 109; title: Sophia, St. (or Heavenly Wisdom) 109; title: Stephen, St. (Biblical). (Deacon and Protomartyr) 110; title: Sylvester, St. (Pope) 110; title: Thecia, St. (Apocryphal N.T.) 111; title: Theodore, St. 112; title: Theresa, St. 112; title: Thomas, St. (Biblical). (Span. San Tome) 113; title: Thomas Aquinas, St. 114; title: Thomas de Villanueva, St. 115; title: Tobit and Tobias 115; title: Torpe, St. (or Torpet) 115; title: Trypho, St. (Ital. San Trifone). 115; title: Urban, St. 115; title: Ursula, St. (Patroness of Girls and the Teachers of Girls) 116; title: Veronica, St. 117; title: Victor, St. 117; title: Vincent, St. (a famous Patron Saint in Spain and France) 118; title: Vincent Ferrar, St. 119; title: Vincent de Paule, St. 119; title: Vitalis, St. 119; title: Vitus, St. (Patron Saint of Dancers and Actors) 120; title: Walburga, St. (Walpurgis, Valpurge, or Gualbourg) 120; title: Wise Men (Magi) 121; title: Zacharias, St. (Biblical) 121; title: Zeno, St. 121; title: Zenobio, St. 121; title: Index 123; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: St. Christopher, St. Jerome, and St. Augustine Frontispiece; title: From the painting by Giovanni Bellini in the Church of St. Chrysostom, Venice. (Photo. Anderson, Rome); title: Virgin and Child, with SS. Antony and Barbara 8; title: From the painting by Bernardino Luini in the Brera, Milan; title: St. Bartholomew 16; title: From an engraving by Albrecht Durer in the British Museum; title: A Canon with St. Bernardino, St. Donatian, and St. Martin 20; title: From the painting by Gheeraert David at the National Gallery; title: St. Catherine of Siena 26; title: From the pahiting by Sano di Pietro at Siena. (Photo. Lombardi, Siena); title: St. Cecilia with SS. Agatha, Agnes, Barbara and Lucy 28; title: From the painting by A. Bonvicino (known as Il Moretto da Brescia) In the Church of St. Clement, Brescia. (Photo. Alinari, Florence); title: St. Christopher 30; title: From the painting by Dierick Bouts at Munich. (Photo. Haafstaengl, Munich); title: St. Dominic 36; title: From the painting by Giovanni Bellini in the National Gallery; title: St. Francis preaching to the Birds 46; title: From the fresco by Giotto di Bordone in the Upper Church at Assisi. (Photo. Alinari, Florence); title: St. George and the Dragon 50; title: From the painting by Carpaccio in the Church of San Giorgio degli Schiavoni, Venice. (Photo. Anderson, Rome); title: St. Jerome 62; title: From an engraving (1514) by Albrecht Durer in the British Museum; title: St. John the Baptist, with SS. Francis, Lawrence, Cosmo, Damian, Anthony, and Peter Martyr 64; title: From the painting by Fra Filippo Lippi in the National Gallery; title: Madonna and Child, with SS. John the Evangelist, Catherine, Lucy, and Jerome 66; title: From the painting by Giov. Ant. Bazzi (known as Sodoma) in the Pinacoteca at Turin. (Photo. Alinari, Florence); title: The Crucifixion, with St. Mark and the other Saints 80; title: From the painting by Fra Beato Angelico in the Museum of St Mark, Florence. (Photo. Anderson, Rome); title: Madonna and Child, with SS. Mary Magdalene, John the Baptist. Francis, Catherine, Cosmo, and Damian 82; title: From the painting by Botticelli in the Pitti Palace, Florence; title: St. Michael and the Dragon 88; title: From the painting by Piero della Francesca in the National Gallery; title: "Madonna Ansidei," Virgin and Child, with SS. John the Baptist and Nicholas of Bari 90; title: From the painting by Raphael in the National Gallery. (Photo. Hanfstaengl); title: St. Peter Martyr 98; title: From the painting by Fra Beato Angeltco in the Museum of St. Mark, Florence; title: St. Raphael and Tobias 102; title: From a painting (Tuscan School) in the National Gallery; title: St. Ursula and her Maidens 116; title: From the painting by Carpaccio in the Academy, Venice. (Photo. Naya, Venice)