Sacred and
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共 106 题- Transcriber’s Notes
- Sacred
- AND
- VOL. I.
- Sacred
- AND
- BY MRS. JAMESON.
- VOLUME I.
- CONTAINING
- AS REPRESENTED IN THE FINE ARTS.
- PREFACE
- TO
- THE THIRD EDITION.
- A. J.
- PREFACE
- TO
- THE FIRST EDITION.
- CONTENTS
- OF
- THE FIRST VOLUME.
- INTRODUCTION:
- IV. Of certain Emblems and Attributes of general Application 23
- V. Of the Significance of Colours. Conclusion 35
- OF ANGELS AND ARCHANGELS.
- ST. MICHAEL 94
- ST. GABRIEL 118
- ST. RAPHAEL 126
- Additional Notes on Angels 131
- THE FOUR EVANGELISTS.
- The Six Writers of the Canonical Epistles, as a series 172
- THE TWELVE APOSTLES.
- ST. BARTHOLOMEW. The Legend. The Attributes. Martyrdom 244
- ST. MATTHIAS. Attributes 254
- THE DOCTORS OF THE CHURCH.
- ST. ATHANASIUS. How represented. Unpopular as a Subject of Art 339
- ST. CYRIL. How represented 342
- ST. LAZARUS 383
- ST. THAIS. ST. PELAGIA 393
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- IN
- THE FIRST VOLUME.
- PAGE
- III. OF CERTAIN PATRON SAINTS,
- BARCELONA: St. Eulalia, _Martyr_. (In Spanish pictures only.)
- MODENA: St. Geminiano, _Bishop_. (In Pictures of the Correggio School.)
- IV. OF CERTAIN EMBLEMS AND ATTRIBUTES.
- V. OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF COLOURS.
- PART I.
- I. THE ANGELS.
- 4. As protecting the pious.
- 6. As having the form of men; as eating and drinking.
- 7. As wielding a sword.
- 8. As having power to slay.[17]
- 1. As countless.
- 2. As superior to all human wants and weaknesses.
- 3. As the deputed messengers of God.
- II. The Archangels.
- ST. MICHAEL.
- ST. GABRIEL.
- ST. RAPHAEL.
- And thus we have shown
- ADDITIONAL NOTES ON ANGELS.
- ST. MATTHEW.
- 5. At Dresden the same subject in the Venetian style by Pordenone.
- ST. MARK.
- ST. LUKE.
- ST. JOHN.
- 1. Of the early eagle symbol, I have spoken at length.
- 4. A set by Parmigiano, graceful and mannered, as is usual with him.
- ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL.
- I recollect no picture of the Crucifixion in which St. Peter is present.
- 2. The Conversion of Saul, as already described (p. 214).
- 3. Saul, being blind, is led by his attendants to the gate of Damascus.
- 4. Saul seated. Ananias enters and addresses him.
- 5. Being at Corinth, he is mocked by the Jews. (Acts viii. 12.)
- 6. He lays his hand on the Christian converts.
- 7. He is brought before the judgment-seat of Gallio.[200]
- I shall now consider the rest of the apostles in their proper order.
- ST. ANDREW.
- ST. JAMES THE GREAT.
- ST. PHILIP.
- ST. BARTHOLOMEW.
- ST. THOMAS.
- ST. JAMES MINOR.
- ST. MATTHIAS.
- JUDAS ISCARIOT.
- Or in the more homely language of the old French mystery,—
- THE LAST SUPPER.
- ST. BARNABAS.
- I. THE FOUR LATIN FATHERS.
- ST. JEROME.
- ST. AMBROSE.
- ST. AUGUSTINE.
- I shall begin with the earliest.
- ST. GREGORY.
- II. THE FOUR GREEK FATHERS.
- ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM.
- ST. BASIL THE GREAT.
- ST. ATHANASIUS.
- ST. GREGORY NAZIANZEN.
- ST. CYRIL.
- ST. MARY MAGDALENE.
- The sacred subjects in which she is introduced are the following:—
- ST. MARTHA.
- ST. MARY OF EGYPT.
- FOOTNOTES: