Fountain near him, S. Clement, 142.

Fruits and flowers in her lap or hand, or carried in a basket,

S. Dorothea, 222.

Fuller's bat or club, S. James the Less, 71.

Funeral pile near her, S. Agnes, 39.

Furnace in the shape of a bull, with a fire under it, S. Eustace,
234.

G.

Gaoler with keys in his hand or at his girdle, S. Hippolytus, 246.
Garland of roses round her head, S. Dorothea, 222.

Giant crossing a stream carrying the infant Saviour, S. Christo-
pher, 205.

Globe in his hand, or at his feet set on fire by a dog, S. Dominic,
220.

Goat, devil in the shape of one, near him, S. Anthony of Egypt,
185.

Golden balls, three near him, in his hand or on a book, S. Ni-
cholas, 148.

Goose in the mouth of a wolf near him, S. Vedast, 294.

Gospel of S. Matthew in his hand, S. Barnabas, 81.

Gridiron, S. Faith, 121,-S. Laurence, 99 ;-full of spikes, S. Vin-
cent, 40.

H.

Hair flowing down her shoulders, S. Mary Magdalene, 92;
-veiling her, S. Agnes, 39.

Halbert, S. Matthias, 48;-sword or dagger in his hand, king,
S. Olave, 268.

Hammer in his hand, S. Eligius, 230.

Harp, S. Cecilia, 140,-S. David, 50,--S. Dunstan, 76.

Head in his hands, S. Clair, 206,-S. Denis, 122;-in her hands,
S. Osyth, 273,-S. Sidwell, 287;-of Christ on a napkin held
open in her hands, S. Veronica, 294;-of S. Oswald in his
hand, S. Cuthbert, 216.

Heart, burning or pierced with arrows, S. Augustine of Hippo,
103.

Hill, preaching on a, S. David, 49.

Hind, sometimes pierced with an arrow, S. Giles, 106.

Holy water sprinkler, S. Benedict, 56;-vase and sprinkler in her
hands, S. Martha, 259.

Hoop with fishes hanging from it, S. Einswith, 229.

Horn, hunting or drinking, in his hand, pope, S. Cornelius, 212;
-as a hunter, S. Eustace, 234 ;-bishop, S. Hubert, 247.
Horse near him, or tied to two wild horses, S. Hippolytus, 246;
with escallops on its harness, S. James the Great, 94.

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Horse's leg in his hand, S. Eligius, 230.

Hunter, with a horn in his hand, S. Eustace, 234.

I.

Idols overthrown, S. Wilfrid, 299.

Infant Virgin, teaching her to read, S. Anne, 95.

Saviour carried on his shoulders, S. Christopher, 205.

Instruments of music surrounded by, S. Cecilia, 140.

Iron bed or gridiron, S. Faith, 121,-S. Laurence, 99;-full of
spikes, S. Vincent, 40.

K.

Key or Keys, S. Peter, 84.

Keys in his hand or at his girdle, a gaoler, S. Hippolytus, 246;
-in her hand, one a latch-key, S. Osyth, 273;-at her girdle,
S. Martha, 260.

King with an arrow in his hands, &c., S. Edmund, 138;-with
dagger and cup, S. Edward the Martyr, 54;-with a large
cross, or with a raven or dove, or both near him, S. Oswald,
270; with a halbert and loaf, S. Olave, 267;-with ring and
sceptre and book, S. Edward the Confessor, 126;-with a spear,
S. Oswyn, 271;-or emperor, exhorting one, S. Ambrose, 63.
King's head in his hand, S. Cuthbert, 216.

Knife, S. Bartholomew, 101;-stuck in his head, S. Thomas of
Canterbury, 289.

L.

Ladle in her hand, S. Martha, 260.

Lamb at her feet or in her hand, S. Agnes, 39;-on a book or in

his hand, S. John Baptist, 83.

Lamp in her hand, S. Lucy, 150.

Lance in his hand, S. Lambert, 109;-S. Matthias, 48.

Latch-key or clyket, with other keys, S. Osyth, 273.

Letter and chrism, carried in the beak of a raven or dove, S. Os-
wald, 270.

Lily or pot of lilies, emblem of the Annunciation, 59;-in his
hand, S. Dominic, 220 ;-S. Gabriel, archangel, 237.

Lion near him, or with its paw in his lap, S. Jerome, 118;-at
her feet, S. Prisca, 37;-generally winged, symbol of S. Mark,
69, 331.

Loaf carried by a raven, or snake crawling from it, S. Benedict,
55;-in his hand, whole, S. Olave, or Holofius, 268.

Loaves in her hand, S. Genoveva, 238;-S. Osyth, 273;-some-
times in a basket, S. Philip, 71.

Love knot, emblem of S. Valentine, 47.

M.

Maiden, with crown at her feet near him, S. Cyriac, 217.

Man under their feet, S. Pancras, 274;-S. Barbara, 191;-S.

Catherine, 144.

Mantle of skins, S. John Baptist, 83.

Medicine bottles, surrounded by, SS. Cosmas and Damian, 213.

Missionary staff, S. Barnabas, 81;-S. Philip, 71.

Money-box, S. Matthew, 110.

Monstrance in her hand, S. Clara, 207.

Moor in armour, with banner and sword, S. Maurice, 260.

Music, surrounded by instruments of, S. Cecilia, 140.

N.

Nails, three in her hand, S. Helen, 244.

Napkin, with the head of Christ upon it, held open in her hands,
S. Veronica, 294.

Neck, pierced with a sword, S. Lucy, 150 ;-wounded behind,
S. Cecilia, 139.

0.

Oak, hewing one down, or at his feet, S. Boniface, 80.

Oar in his hand, S. Julian, 251.

Oil cruise, carried by a dove, S. Remigius, 120;-S. Oswald, 270.
Organ, playing on, or organ pipes in her hand, S. Cecilia, 140.
Otter near him, S. Cuthbert, 216.

Ox near her, S. Frideswide, 237;-near him, S. Silvester, 157 ;
-generally winged, symbol of S. Luke, 130, 331.
Oxen, drawn by two, S. Lucy, 151.

P.

Pagans, baptized by him, S. Wilfrid, 299.

Painting the Virgin and Child, S. Luke, 130.

Pair of shoes, S. Crispin, 129.

Pennon, charged with a cross, S. George, 66 ;-S. Michael, 112;
-S. Ursula, 293;-with Ecce Agnus Dei, S. John Baptist, 83.
Pickaxe in his hand, S. Leodegar, 256.

Pigs at his feet or near him, S. Anthony, 185.

Pilgrim, with staff, wallet, and escallop shell, S. James the
Great, 93.

Pincers, pair of, in her hands, S. Agatha, 46.

Plough, or plough-share, S. Richard, 61.

Pope, with an anchor, S. Clement, 140;-with a dove on his
shoulder, S. Gregory, 53;-with a dove on his head, S. Fabian,
38; with a horn in his hand, S. Cornelius, 211;-with one,
two, or three keys, S. Peter the Apostle, 84;-with an ox
or dragon near him, S. Silvester, 156.

Preaching on a hill, S. David, 49.

Prisoner chained near him, S. Leonard, 134.

Purse or bag, S. Laurence, 100;-S. Matthew, 110.

Purses, three in his hands, or near him, or on a book, S. Nicho-
las, 148.

Q.

Queen, with a crown at her feet, S. Radegund, 280;-S. Ethel-
dreda, 127.

R.

Rake in his hand, S. Barnabas, 81.

Raven near him, S. Vincent, 39;-with a loaf, S. Benedict, 55;
-or dove with a chrism and letter in its mouth, sometimes

a second with a ring in its mouth, S. Oswald, 270.

Reptiles and snakes near him, S. Patrick, 276.

Ring carried in the mouth of a dove or raven, S. Oswald, 270;
-in his hand, S. Edward Confessor, 126.

Rods, bundle of, S. Faith, 121.

Rope in her hand, S. Beatrice, 194.

Roses and apples in her lap, or hand, or carried in a basket,
S. Dorothea, 222.

S.

SAVIOUR as an Infant, carried on his shoulders, S. Christopher,

205.

standing on an altar surrounded by the emblems of the

crucifixion, S. Gregory, 52.

Saw in his hand, S. Simon, 130.

Scales in his hand, S. Michael, 112.

Scourge in his hand, S. Ambrose, 63;-S. Anthony, 185;-
S. Boniface, 80.

Scull with eyes in it, S. Lucy, 150;-near them, S. Jerome, 118;
-S. Mary Magdalene, 92.

Scythe in her hand, well near her, S. Sidwell, 287;-in his hand,
S. Walston, 295.

Serpent near him, S. Paternus, 275;-or snake in a chalice,
S. John Evangelist, 73, 154.

Serpents, treading on, S. Hilary, 37.

Sheep near her, S. Genoveva, 238.

Shell on his hat, or in his hand, or on the harness of his horse,
S. James the Great, 93.

Shield charged with a cross, S. George, 66;-S. Michael, 112.
Ship or anchor near him, S. Nicholas, 149;-or boat in his hand,
S. Jude, 130.