Venice
Venice
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Beneath, just over the altar, is the figure of an * eight-winged seraph bearing the inscription, " Plenitudo scientiae,'' " Fulness of Wisdom." The other * symbolical figures from this point, reading to the right, are as follows : Thrones, Dominations, Angels, Virtues (with Death conquered). Powers (with the Devil chained).
Principalities, and Seraphim. The whole represents Heaven, which is entered by the gate of the sacrament of Baptism. In the pendentives are the four Latin Father:,, Gregory,... Augustine, Jerome, Ambrose, with angels dictating to them. The Latin type of these saints should be contrasted with the Greek type of the Greek Fathers in the cor- responding part of the central cupola.
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Behind the altar is an appropriate relief of the Baptism of Christ, with many accessories (Annunciation, Daniel, Zacharias, St. Mark, St. Nicholas, etc.); to the right and left of it are reliefs of St. George and St. Theodore, both mounted and slaying their respective dragons; these two connect the chapel with the minor patrons of Venice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beneath, just over the altar, is the figure of an * eight-winged seraph bearing the inscription, " Plenitudo scientiae,'' " Fulness of Wisdom." The other * symbolical figures from this point, reading to the right, are as follows : Thrones, Dominations, Angels, Virtues (with Death conquered). Powers (with the Devil chained).
Principalities, and Seraphim. The whole represents Heaven, which is entered by the gate of the sacrament of Baptism. In the pendentives are the four Latin Father:,, Gregory,... Augustine, Jerome, Ambrose, with angels dictating to them. The Latin type of these saints should be contrasted with the Greek type of the Greek Fathers in the cor- responding part of the central cupola.
y Google 84 Venice.
Behind the altar is an appropriate relief of the Baptism of Christ, with many accessories (Annunciation, Daniel, Zacharias, St. Mark, St. Nicholas, etc.); to the right and left of it are reliefs of St. George and St. Theodore, both mounted and slaying their respective dragons; these two connect the chapel with the minor patrons of Venice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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