Vie et légendes de la grande d'ermites et de pères de l'église, avec d'autres saints contemporains . ni dans un dessin de S. Giovanni e Paoloin la même ville, et dans l'image Vittore Carpaccio nowin la galerie Brera, Milan, ont également montré une amende appre-tion du caractère du grand médecin. DellaRobbia Lucques, dans le fameux Tabernacle de la Sainte Croix. Maria dell'Impruneta, près de Florence, a introduit le figureof Saint Augustin comme une poignée pour que de saint Jean le Baptiste, et dans le magnifique bas-relief du couronnement de la Vierge dans l'Ognisanti, Florence, à partir de la même grande han

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Lives and legends of the great hermits and fathers of the church, with other contemporary saints . ni in a drawing in S. Giovanni e Paoloin the same city, and Vittore Carpaccio in the picture nowin the Brera Gallery, Milan, have also shown a fine appre-ciation of the character of the great doctor. Lucca dellaRobbia, in the famous Tabernacle of the Holy Cross inS. Maria dell Impruneta near Florence, introduced the figureof St. Augustine as a pendant to that of St. John the Baptist, and in the beautiful bas-relief of the Coronation of the Virgin in the Ognisanti, Florence, from the same great hand, St. Augus-tine is placed between Saints Gregory and Lucy. In Andreadel Sartos Disputa, in the Pitti Gallery, Florence, Saints * O happy rain of tears ! From which a hght so gloriousDid shine forth in the Church !With much weeping did she sow, But with what gladness did she return, Bringing her sheaves with her !More than she sought did she receive!And with What exceeding joy-Did her spirit leap within her !Enthroned on high, she sees her converted son, With his whole heart.Devoted to the Lord.. a H « .?§;g SAINTS AUGUSTINE AND MONICA 173 Augustine, Francis, Lawrence, and St. Peter Martyr, are dis-cussing the doctrine of the Trinity, in the presence of SaintsSebastian and Mary Magdalene, who kneel at their feet; inFra Angelicos Great Crucifixion in San Marco, St. Augustinestands beside St. Ambrose, on the right of the Redeemerscross. On the predella of Francias Gozzadini Altar-piece, now in the Bologna Gallery, St. Augustine, wearing a jewelledcope and a friars robe, his mitre and staff at his feet, is intro-duced between Christ on the cross and a group of the Virginand Child with St. John. In the Felicini Altar-piece from thesame hand and in the same collection, the Bishop, a noblefigure in full canonicals, appears beside the Virgins throne, withSt. Monica in the dress of a nun behind him, leaning her headlovingly upon his shoulder; in the grand fresco by Correggio, of the Visi

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