#illustrious divinity
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Coronation of Pharamond From Chronicles of France and St. Denis of John the Good. Royal 16 G vi, f. 3 (1332-1350)
add info: The miniature at the beginning of the prologue of the coronation of Pharamond illustrates the theme of royal succession, which is present throughout the manuscript. Pharamond was thought to have been the first king to unite Frankish lands under one rule. Here Pharamond is accompanied on his right by a pagan prince. On his left are two kings who will succeed him, each wearing a blue mantle embellished with the motif of the golden fleur-de-lys, the symbol of French monarchy.
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Expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise, King Arthur, Abel (12th c.) Mosaic floor, Cattedrale Di Otranto, Italy
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(1450) Detail of a miniature of five Just Princes, atop the eagle of Justice. Giovanni di Paolo
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The healing of the man Sick of the Palsy. 11th century miniature in the Gospel. Lurentian Library, Florence
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Saint George Slaying the Dragon (esau) From the village of Pskov, northwestern Russia Byzantine, late 14th century AD
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