Leben und Legenden der großen Einsiedler und die Väter der Kirche, mit anderen zeitgenössischen Heiligen. re, in welcher der Bischof, ein edles und stattlichen jungen Mann, seine linke Hand in theGreek Geste des Segens über die Köpfe der drei nudeboys, deren Haltung wunderbar ausdrucksstarken gibt ihrer Freude attheir Reanimation hält. Die Kinder in Ihrem Whirlpool auch appearbeside St. Nicolas auf einer bleiernen Medaille in der Seine, andnow im Cluny Museum, das war wahrscheinlich die Abzeichen ofsome Pariser Gilde, dem Bischof von Myra aspatron gewählt hatte. Der Engel, der manchmal Besucht St. Nicolas referenceto hat

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Lives and legends of the great hermits and fathers of the church, with other contemporary saints . re in which the Bishop, a noble and stately young man, holds his left hand in theGreek gesture of benediction above the heads of three nudeboys, whose attitudes are wonderfully expressive of their joy attheir resuscitation. The children in their tub also appearbeside St. Nicolas on a leaden medal found in the Seine, andnow in the Cluny Museum, which was probably the badge ofsome Parisian guild that had chosen the Bishop of Myra aspatron. The angel who sometimes attends St. Nicolas has referenceto the incident related above, of the restoration of his insignia ;the anchor occasionally beside him is in allusion to his protec-tion of sailors; the Byzantine church he now and then holdsin his hand refers to his position as a Greek Bishop, and theuplifted sword to his defence of the orthodox faith againstthe Arians. In the National Collection, Paris, is preserved a very interest-ing representation on copper of St. Nicolas, brought fromRussia in 1815, in which the Bishop stands upon a cushion, . National Gallery, London THE ANSIDEI MADONNA, WITH SAINTS NICHOLAS ANDJOHN THE BAPTIST By Raphael To face p. 186 ST. NICOLAS OF MYRA 187 such as was in olden times typical of the high social positionof those to whom it was given. In one hand he holds achurch surmounted by a cross, and in the other a sword, whilst between his shoulders are introduced an image of Christ, and one of the Blessed Virgin, each surmounted by the Greekinitials of their names. In a quaint old Venetian engraving, after an unknownmaster, three incidents from the life of St. Nicolas are verygraphically given. On one side he is throwing a golden ballin at a window; in the centre he is entering a church, a priesthailing him as Bishop ; and on the other side he is enthroned, the mitre held over his head by two ecclesiastics. Andrea Sabbatini, in a painting in the Museum of Naples, has represented St. Nicolas giving a gold

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