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Early Christian iconography and a school of ivory carvers in Provence

CONTENTS PART ONE — EARLY CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY Preface. I — Introduction i II — The Virgin in the Temple 7 III — The Annunciation at the Spring 11 IV — The Nativity 13 V — The Appearance of the Star to the Magi 33 VI — The Adoration of the Magi 36 VII — The Massacre of the Innocents 59 VIII — Christ Among the Doctors 68 IX — The Baptism 71 X — The Miracle of Cana 85 XI — The Healing of the Blind 94 XII — The Healing of the Paralytic 102 XIII — The Raising of Lazarus 108 XIV — The Entry into Jerusalem 121 XV — The Last Supper 129 XVI — The Presentation of he Crowns 141 XVII — The Widow's Mite 144 XVIII — Christ Triumphant 146 XIX — Summary of the Schools of Early Christian Art 159 PART TWO — A SCHOOL OF IVORY CARVERS IN PROVENCE I — Introduction 187 II — The Orientalizing of Gaul 192 III — Ivory Book Covers in Milan Cathedral 206 IV — Werden Casket in the Victoria and Albert Museum 221 V — Diptych in the Library of Rouen 231 VI — Two Ivory Fragments in the Berlin and Nevers Museums. 237 VII — Ivory Book Cover in the Bodleian Library, Oxford 248 ILLUSTRATIONS FIGURE PAGE 1 — Virgin in the Temple. Book Covers, Milan Cathedral 8 2 — Virgin in the Temple. Werden Casket; Victoria and Al

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