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Historical Archive: Saints Edmund to James the Greater This page is alphabetical, not chronological. St. Edmund, King of East Anglia: St. Oswald reliquary, c.1185-89, HildMus DS23, which has its own page St. Eligius (Eloi) signature: Clovis II charter of 654, papyrus, AN K2 no3, which has its own page St. Eligius (Eloi) hammering at an anvil, horse, pilgrim giving a trindle (coiled candle), late 13th c., lead alloy, MoL 87.14/2 Saint Elizabeth, mother of John: Visitation and Annunciation to Anna, ivory panels from a diptych, Syria 6th c., Hermitage. Elizabeth has her own page. Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, enamel on gilt copper, Sienna c.1310, Louvre OA 2011 shrine of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, sandstone? 13th c., Marburg Elizabethkirche (in situ). For full work see Marburg. St. Elizabeth of Hungary, right: oak altarpiece 1500-25, St. Michael's, Hildesheim, which has its own pages Holy Kindred with *Emerentia (mother of Anna, Emerentia Selbviert) from Badersleben, polychromed wood, Thuringia or Saxony c.1510, loan from St. Peter and Paul, Badersleben, DMP SK71. For other views see DMP. SS. *Emerentian(a) and Daria, mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. St. Epiphanius (left): font, copper alloy c.1226, Hildesheim Cathedral. This work has its own page. SS. Eulalia, Agnes, Agatha, Pelagia, and *Eufimia (Euphemia), mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. SS. *Eugenia, Savina, and Cristina, mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. SS. Valeria, Crispina, Lucia, Cecilia, and *Eulalia of Mérida, mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. St. Eustache window, c.1207-15, Sens cathedral, which has its own interior page with another view. life St. Eustace c.1480, Canterbury cathedral, which has its own interior page with another view. St. Eustaphius of Lithuania (center half figure): Major Sakkos of Photius, Byzantine 1408-31, Armory TK-4, which has its own page top left, narthex: SS. *Eutropius, Callinicus, Basiliscus, Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages St. Eventius: Head Reliquary of Pope Alexander; silver gilt with enamel and gems over wood core, c.1145, MRAH 1031. This work has its own page. Abuna *Ewostatewos (center left): Ethiopian double diptych pendant, late 17th c., StLouis 12:2016, which has its own page St. Eystein (Augustine), walrus ivory crozier, Norway, late 14th c., V&A A.1-2002. This work has its own page. Augustine has his own page. Saint Faith reliquary (Majesté de Sainte Foi), 9th c. and later, Conques, abbey treasury Saint Faustinus on horseback from Porta della Pile, mid 13th c., Brescia Museum of Santa Giulia. For other views see Brescia. SS. Anastasia, Justina, *Felicitas, Perpetua, and Vincentia, mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. St. Felix: Abdinghof portable altar, 1115-30, DMP PR50, which has its own page with more Felix imagery St. Flavian, right: Rambona diptych, ivory, late 9th c.-c.900, Vat 62442, which has its own page Saint Florian, linden wood, Austria c.1475-1500, Cluny Cl.16803. For another view see Cluny. SS. *Florus and Laurus (bottom): Yakov Fedosov 1359, Lyudogoshch cross, wood, which has its own page Pope John IV, St. Venantius *Fortunatus: Lateran Baptistery, Rome, Chapel of St. Vanantius, 640-49. This chapel has its own interior page. Saint Francis receiving stigmata, Jan van Eyck 1430-32, oil on vellum on panel, PMA cat. 314. Francis has his own page. St. Gabra Manfas Qeddus (left): Ethiopian double diptych pendant, late 17th c., StLouis 12:2016, which has its own page SS. Maurus, Septimus, Antiochianus, *Gaianus: Lateran Baptistery, Rome, Chapel of St. Vanantius, 640-49. This chapel has its own interior page. St. Genevieve, limestone, school of Troyes, c.1500-25, Reims MSR D.978.31016. Genevieve has her own page. St. George and the dragon, marble, Michel Colombe 1509-10, Louvre MR 1645. This work has its own page. George has his own page. St. Gerasimus: Yakov Fedosov 1359, Lyudogoshch cross, wood, which has its own page coronation of SS. *Gereon and Victor, ivory c.1000, on Schn B98, which has its own page with details St. Gertrude: St. Francis preaching to birds, prayer book c.1230-40, Karlsruhe, Badische Landesbibliothek, which has its own page Saint Gervasius, presbytery arch mosaic, Ravenna, Church of San Vitale, 527-48. This work has its own interior and exterior pages. St. Giles (in white): Giovanni di Paolo 1460-65, Last Judgment, SPN inv. 172, which has its own page Mass of St. Giles, oil on panel c.1500, LNGA, which has its own page with companion panel, Giles with deer SS Boris and *Gleb (lower left), 1547-51, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page St. Godehard (center left): font, copper alloy c.1226, Hildesheim Cathedral. This work has its own page with another angle. Mass of St. Gregory, early 16th c., tempera on pine, Portillo Master (active Palencia 1460-1506), MFAB 85.7. Gregory has his own page with another view. St. Gregory Dialogos, left: Major Sakkos of Photius, Byzantine 1408-31, Armory TK-4, which has its own page bottom right, narthex: St. Gregory the Theologian (of Nazianzus): Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages St. Hedwig of Silesia with John the Baptist, Annunciation: Polyptych fr. church St. Elizabeth Wrocław, tempera on wood, c.1480, MNW Śr. 124. This work has its own page. St. Helena: Byzantine triptych, late 11th-early 12th c., on Stavelot Triptych, Morgan AZ001, which has its own page. Helena has her own page. St. Henry (Emperor Henry II, d.1024): Basel antependium, gold and gems on wood, early 11th c., Cluny Cl. 2350. This work has its own page. King Henry VI (Henry of Windsor, as saint?) with orb and scepter, antelope at feet, late 15th-early 16th c., lead alloy, MoL 97.22. For two more badges see MoL. St. Hilary of Poitiers baptizing and ordaining St. Martin, embroidered altar frontal, 2nd half of 14th c., MRAH. This work has its own page. Holy *Innocents (children killed in the Massacre of the Innocents): Giovanni di Paolo 1460-65, Last Judgment, SPN inv. 172, which has its own page with many Innocents St. James the Greater, Spain 13th c., limestone with traces paint, MFAB 50.26. This work has its own page. James the Greater has his own page.