Home – Archive – Library – Gateway – Photographic Collection – Index THE WARBURG INSTITUTE SAINTS Apostles – Evangelists – Doctors of the Church – Unidentified A – B – C – D – E – F – G – H – I – J – K – L – M – N – O – P – Q – R – S – T – U – V – W – Y – Z Apostles Cycles Antonio da Trento, after Parmigianino Bambaia, Milan Hans Baldung Grien, Bartsch 6– 18 Sebald Beham, Bartsch 36– 42 Sebald Beham, Bartsch 43– 54 F. de Bocholt, Bartsch 5– 17 F. de Bocholt, Bartsch 18– 29 Burton Agnes Agostino Carracci, Bartsch 48– 62 School of Cavallini Chartres Vanni after Correggio Lucas Cranach the Elder, Bartsch 23– 36 Lucas Cranach the Elder, Martyrdoms of the Apostles, Bartsch 37– 48 Donatello, San Lorenzo 18th– century anon engravings Jan van Eyck, Albertina, Vienna Glamis Castle, chapel Hendrick Goltzius, Christ and the Apostles with the Creed El Greco, Toledo Halberstadt, tapestry Lucas van Leiden, Bartsch 86– 99 Malmesbury Abbey Marcantonio Raimondi, Bartsch 64– 76 Marcantonio Raimondi, Christ and the Apostles, Bartsch 124– 136 Marco da Ravenna, Bartsch 79– 91 Master of 1466, Bartsch 50– 62 Giuseppe Mazzuoli, Brompton Oratory Israhel van Meckenem, Bartsch 51– 63 Israhel van Meckenem, Christ, Virgin and Apostles, Bartsch 64– 78 Israhel van Meckenem, Apostles and Creed, Bartsch 79– 84 Israhel van Meckenem, Lehrs 237– 247 Medallist of the Apostles, Apostles with Creed Milan, cathedral Ivory panel, Louvre, Paris Silver vase, Syrian 5th century?, Louvre, Paris Guido Reni, attributed, Bartsch 11– 23 Rimini, Temio Malatestiano Le Gros, Lateran, Rome Monogrammist S.H., attributed, St Florian Andrea Schiavone, Christ and the Apostles, Bartsch 24– 37 Andrea Schiavone, Christ and the Apostles, Bartsch 38– 50 (missing) Martin Schongauer, Bartsch 34– 45 Signorelli, Loreto Virgil Solis, Bartsch undescribed Hans Springinklee, Bartsch 14– 24 Hans Springinklee, Bartsch 52– 56 (two only) Tobias Stimmer, Städel, Frankfurt (two only) Antonio Tempesta, Christ, Virgin and Apostles, Bartsch 344– 357 L. Thiry, Bartsch 6– 9 Juan Guas, Toledo Master WY, Bartsch 1– 12 Zurbaran, Lisbon museum Miscellaneous In pairs Single, unidentified Before the Acts Christ's mission to the Apostles Separation of the Apostles Acts of the Apostles Cycles Raphael cartoons, V&A Brussels tapestries Philip Galle after Maerten van Heemskerck Miscellaneous Headpiece The Common Life Peter and John heal a cripple at Gate Beautiful Peter and John before Annas An angel frees the apostles Philip the deacon baptising the eunuch Paul and Barnabas at Lystra Andrew Single figure, or with other saints Cycles Rome, Vat. lat. 8541 Cologne school Rome, S. Andrea della Valle Specific works Caravaggio Guido Reni Stories Dragged through streets by horses Scourged Adoring his cross Led to/attached to cross Crucifixion Deposition and entombment Saves bishop from seduction by devil– woman Appears to bishop and people of Mantua Miscellaneous Barnabas Bartholomew Single figure Without flayed skin With flayed skin Cycles Stories Destroying idols Exorcising the daughter of Polemius Baptising Polemius Beaten with staves Flayed Beheaded Posthumous miracle: the oil that would not pour James the Great Single figure Without other saints With other saints Cycles Stoke Orchard wall paintings Solsona museum Rome, Vat. lat. 8541 Master of St James Avanzi and Althichieri, Padua Mantegna, Eremitani Jan van Scorel, Douai Miscellaneous Stories Virgin appears to him at Saragossa He raises a king and queen from the dead Subduing the devils sent by Hermogenes Baptises Hermogenes Hermogenes burns his books James appears before Herod Agrippa He heals a man with palsy Baptises Josias Martyrdom Posthumous miracles etc. His body taken to Spain in a rudderless ship Wild bulls become tame when hauling his funeral carriage Miracle of unjustly hanged man Fighting the Moors/the Indians Miscellaneous James the Less Judas Thaddeus Philip Simon Thomas Single figure Without builder's rule With builder's rule Cycles London, BM bowls, 12th century A. Gaddi, Prato, Legend of the Girdle Luca di Tomé 16th– century Netherlandish drawings, Berlin Miscellaneous Stories Peter and Paul Single figures Medals Not medals Cycles S. Pietro in Grado, Pisa, 13th century Miscellaneous Stories Simon Magus In the Mamertine prison Last meeting of Peter and Paul Martyrdoms Theft of the saints' corpses Miscellaneous Peter Single figure With key/book Sculpture Paintings Prints Medals Other media Various types Head Penitent Praying Enthroned Fisher of Men Good Shepherd With other figures Cycles Brancacci chapel Beauvais tapestries Philip Galle after Maerten van Heemskerck Stories Preaching Ananias and Sapphira Healing the sick with his shadow Healing Aeneas Raising of Tabitha Vision of the unclean beasts Centurion Cornelius Before/death of Herod Agrippa Arrested and imprisoned Miracle of the spring Released from prison by an angel 'Domine, quo vadis?' Martyrdom Miscellaneous Paul Single figure Sculpture Paintings Prints Medals Drawings Other media Cycles Hans Holbein the Elder Philip Galle after Stradanus St Paul's Cathedral, London Greenwich Hospital Miscellaneous Stories Conversion Michelangelo With apparition of Christ Apparition of God/Trinity God/Christ not visible Persecuting Christians Healed by Ananias Escapes in a basket Blinds Elymas In Philippi Earthquake in prison 'Ignoto Deo' In Corinth At Ephesus Raising Eutychus Shipwrecked on Malta Preaching and baptising Disputing Exorcising Before Ananias, Felix etc. In captivity Epistles Plautilla gives him her handkerchief Martyrdom Miscellaneous Evangelists Symbols Cycles Tetramorph Bury St Edmund's Cross Donatello, Padua Dublin: Book of Kells Martin Schongauer, Bartsch 73– 6 Titian, Accademia Miscellaneous Cycles Agostino Veneziano Heinrich Aldegrever, after Georg Pencz, Bartsch 57– 60 Sebald Beham, Bartsch 55– 58 Jan van Bijlert Abraham Bloemaert Brussels, Bibl. Roy. 10993 Brussels, Bibl. Roy. 18383 Brussels, Bibl. Roy. II 175 Burton Agnes G. Caccini, ciborium, S. Spirito, Florence Carlo Cesio, S. Agostino, Rome Sculptures, after Jacob Cobaert (?) Lucas Cranach the Elder, Bartsch 49– 52 Dublin, Trinity College, 53 Stained glass windows, Fairford Flemish, 17th century, Coll. Bishop of Durham Facade, Florence cathedral Philip Galle after Anthonis Blocklandt, Hollstein 205 Jacques de Gheyn after Hendrick Goltzius Lorenzo Ghiberti, Baptistery, Florence Domenico Ghirlandaio school, S. Maria Novella, Florence Rodolfo Ghirlandaio, Palazzo Vecchio, Florence Kremsmünster, Codex Millenarius Lanfranco, Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle J. Leonardo (attr.), Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle Wooden sculptures, Lincoln College chapel, Oxford London, BM, 15th– century Italian enamel cross London, British Library, Add. 11,850 London, British Library, Add. 17,739 London, British Library, Add. 34, 890 Theodoor van Loon, Diest, St Catherine's Luca della Robbia Lucas van Leiden, Bartsch 100– 103 Imitator of Lucas van Leiden Bernardino Ludovisi, Rome, S. Trinità dei Pellegrini Niccolò Martinelli, drawings Master of 1466, Bartsch 63– 66 Master of 1466, Bartsch 67– 70 L. Mattielli, Dresden, Hofkirche Val de Grace, Paris Prague, Metropolitan Chapter Library, Cim. 2. IV. 60 Pseudo– Boccaccino, El Paso, Texas Guido Reni, Duke of Beaufort coll. After Guido Reni, Bartsch undescribed Rome, S. Croce in Gerusalemme, facade Hans Leonhard Schäufelein, Bartsch undescribed Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Schatzkammerevangeliar Vienna, Nationalbibliothek, 1244 Miscellaneous With Christ Unidentified Matthew Gospel Initial L Headpiece Symbol Single figure Head With money bag With sword With builder's rule With halberd With gospel (without angel) With gospel and nativity of Christ With the angel Caravaggio Stories Miscellaneous Martyrdom Mark Gospel Headpiece Symbol Cycles Pala d'Oro, Venice, S. Marco Scuola di S. Marco Salviati tapestries, Venice Tintoretto Single figure With lion Without lion With Abraham's sacrifice With baptism of Christ With other saints Stories Miscellaneous Martyrdom Posthumous miracles, etc. Luke Gospel Initial Q Headpiece Altar: Hans Bornemann, Hamburg Symbol With ox's head (Bucephalus) Presenting his gospel to Christ With Theophilus As author of the Acts With scenes from his gospel Stories Tomb, S. Giustina, Padua Single figure Writing With ox Without ox Filling/sharpening his quill etc. Not writing With ox Without ox Painting the Virgin Holding the Virgin's portrait as an attribute John Gospel Inital I Headpiece Dictating to Prochoros Symbols Head only Cycles Oxford, Bodleian, Auct. D. 4. 17 Lambeth Apocalypse Florence, S. Croce (Giotto, A. Gaddi) Florence, S. Maria Novella, Filippino Lippi Augsburg, Hans Burgkmair Florence, Uffizi, drawings by Jan Gossaert Miscellaneous Single figure With eagle With chalice With eagle and chalice With book or scroll Without attribute or book With other saints With John the Baptist With Christ Stories In cauldron of oil On Patmos– – see Apocalypse Raising of Drusiana The philosopher Crato Sticks and stones turned into gems and gold Destruction of the temple of Diana The poisoned chalice The robber youth Ascension Posthumous episodes Doctors of the Church Greek Latin Cycles Bellaria, Bartsch 21– 22 Caprarola Lorenzo Ghiberti Goya Marcantonio school Jacob Matham after Giuseppe d'Arpino Girolamo Pallari, S. Marco, Venice Hans Springinklee, Bartsch undescribed Antonio Vivarini and Giovanni de Allemagna Hieronymus Wierix after Maerten de Vos Francisco de Zurbaran Miscellaneous Church fathers with four evangelists (or symbols) Ambrose Cycle S. Ambrogio, Milan Single figure With scourge With a dove at his ear With beehive In/with cradle (story of the bees) Without scourge, dove, beehive or cradle Stories Refusing Theodosius entrance to Milan cathedral Miscellaneous Augustine Cycles Gerolano Genga Benozzo Gozzoli Carl van Loo Arca di S. Agostino, Pavia Miscellaneous Single figure Not holding heart, not in study With St Donatus With heart In study Stories etc. With St Monica Conversion Baptism Ordination Debating With the child Washing feet of Christ Visions As a monk Miracles Adoring Virgin or crucifix Between Christ and Virgin ('Positus in medio') Triumphing over heresy With Cain and Abel With symbol of St John Miscellaneous Gregory Single figure With dove Without dove Stories etc. The angel on the tomb of Hadrian Feast of St Gregory Mass of St Gregory Saving souls from purgatory Miscellaneous Jerome Single figure Without lion With lion With Sts Paula and Eustochium In his study Pointing to skull Not pointing to skull With lion Without lion Pulling the thorn from the lion's paw Cycles Stories etc. Miscellaneous stories Flagellation Visions Angels appearing to him Angels appearing to him (Simon Vouet) Temptation Hearing the last trump Receiving communion from angels Last communion Death and apotheosis Adaptations Miscellaneous allegories etc. Posthumous apparitions In the wilderness Reading or writing Kneeling Before a crucifix Beating his chest One shoulder bare Both shoulders bare Both shoulders covered Not beating his chest Before image of the Virgin and Child Without crucifix or image of the Virgin and Child Seated Standing Lying Half– length Saints (other than Apostles, Evangelists and Doctors of the Church)
Abacus– – see Habakkuk
Abdon and Sennen
Abondius, bishop of Como
Abondius, sexton at St Peter's
Abraham, bishop
Abraham of Chidane
Acacius of Armenia
Acacius of Melitene
Acca
Acepsimus
Achatius– – see Acacius of Armenia
Ache and Acheul
Acisclus
Aconcio
Actinea and Graeciniana
Acutius and Eutyches
Adalbert of Egmond
Adalbert of Prague
Adamnan
Adauctus
Adelaide, empress
Adelaide, abbess of Villich
Adalhardt (Adelard)
Adelphus of Metz
Adjutor
Adolph of Maastricht– – see Botolph
Adrian of Canterbury
Adrian of Nicomedia
Adrian of Scotland
Aegidius– – see Giles
Aemilian of Cogolla
Aemilian of Faenza
Afra of Augsburg
Afra of Brescia
Agabus
Agatha
Agatho
Agilulf
Agnellus
Agnes of Assisi
Agnes of Montepulciano
Agnes of Rome
Cycles
Single figure & with other saints
Martyrdom
Miscellaneous scenes and miracles
Agostino Novello (Blessed)
Agricola of Avignon
Agricola of Ravenna
Agrippina
Aidan
Aigulphus
Alban
Albert (see Aubert)
Albert of Chiatino
Albert of Louvain
Albert of Pisa (Blessed)– – see Raynerius of Pisa
Albert Siculus
Albertinus
Alberto degli Abati– – see Albert Siculus
Albertus Magnus
Albinus (Aubin)
Aldebrando– – see Hildebrand
Aldegonda
Alena
Alessandro– – see Asteria
Alexander I, pope
Alexander of Bergamo
Alexander of Fiesole
Alexander of Rome
Alexander Sauli
Alexandra of Nicomedia
Alexandra, nun
Alexis
Alexis Falconieri
Alfonso Maria de' Liguori
Alfonso Rodriguez
Aloysius Gonzaga– – see Luigi Gonzaga
Alphege
Altmann
Alto
Alypios
Amalberga of Maubeuge
Amalberga of the Scheldt
Amandus of Maastricht
Amantius
Amatus
Ambrogio Sansedoni (Blessed)
Ambrose– – see Doctors of the Church
Amedeo (Blessed)
Amelius and Amicus
Ammon
Anacletus
Anastasia
Anastasius I, pope
Anastasius of Brescia
Anastasius of Solin
Anatolia
Andrea Anagni (Blessed)
Andrea Avellino
Andrea Corsini
Andrea Gallerani (Blessed)
Andrea Grego (Blessed)
Andrea da Fiesole– – see Andrew of Ireland
Andrew– – see Apostles
Andrew of Crete
Andrew of Ireland
Angela of Bohemia (Blessed)
Angela of Foligno (Blessed)
Angela Merici
Angelus of Jerusalem
Angilbert of St Riquier
Anianus of Alexandria
Anicetus, pope
Anne, mother of the Virgin
Cycles
Single figure
Stories
Death
Anne of Jerusalem
Anno
Ansanus
Ansbertus
Anselm of Canterbury
Anselm of Lucca
Anselm of Nonantola
Ansgar
Anthelmus
Anthony Abbot
Cycles
Single figure
With pig
Without pig
With saints
Pennants
Stories
On his way to see Paul the Hermit
With Paul the Hermit
With the corpse of Paul the Hermit
Miscellaneous miracles and legends
Temptation
Bosch
Brueghel
Teniers
Tempted by devils, with devil– women
Tempted by devils, without devil– women
Tempted by a devil woman (no other devils)
Tempted by devil women (no other devils)
Beaten/assaulted by devils on the ground
Carried aloft by devils
Anthony of Padua
Single figure etc.
Single figure
Holding heart
Vine growing from chalice
Sitting in a tree
With other saints
Vision of the Christ child
Miracles
The severed leg
The baby's evidence clears its mother of adultery
The miser's heart
The praying mule
Raising people from the dead
Posthumous miracles and apparitions
Cycles, preaching and miscellaneous
Cycles
Preaching
To people
To animals
To fish
Apotheosis
Miscellaneous
Anthony of Rome
Antigius
Antilia
Antoninus of Florence
Antoninus of Piacenza
Apollinaire
Apollonia
Apollonius of Brescia
Arbogast
Arcadius
Argimirus
Ariosti, Corradino (Blessed)
Aristeus
Armagilo
Armel
Arnold of Soissons
Arnulph of Metz
Arsenius
Artemia– – see Constance
Asteria
Asterius of Ostia
Athanasius
Athala
Attala– – see Athala
Attica– – see Constance
Aubert of Avranches
Aubert of Cambrai
Audax– – see Anatolia
Audifax– – see Marius and companions
Audit– – see Ovide
Audomarus– – see Omer
Augustine of Canterbury
Augustine of Hippo– – see Doctors of the Church
Aurea of Ostia
Aurelius, bishop of Rediciane
Aurelius, martyr at Rome
Austregisilus
Avitus
Avold, Avor– – see Nabor
Bacchus– – see Sergius and Bacchus Balbina Barat, Madeleine Sophie– – see Madeleine Sophie Barat Barbara Single figure With tower With martyr's palm, with eucharist With martyr's palm, without eucharist Without martyr's palm, with eucharist Without martyr's palm, without eucharist Without tower With martyr's palm, with eucharist Without martyr's palm, with eucharist With feather Trampling her father With sword With sword– lily (iris) With lightning Patroness of artillerymen Patroness of masons Protectress against sudden death No attributes With Catherine of Alexandria With saints other than Catherine With donors/suppliants Stories, including martyrdom Text Barbatianus Barlaam and Josaphat Barnabas– – see Apostles Bartholomew– – see Apostles Bartholomew of Grottaferrata– – see Nilus of Grottaferrata Bartolo Buompedoni (Blessed) Basil Basilides Basilissa– – see Julian and Basilissa Bassiano Bassus Baudime Bavo Beatrice Beatus Bede Begga Benedict II, pope Benedict Cerretani (Blessed) Benedict Joseph Labre Benedict the Moor Benedict of Norcia Cycles Single figure Stories Childhood The broken sieve Romanus lowering food Rolling in thorns Vestition of Placidus and Maurus Maurus saves Placidus from drowning With Totila/Totila's servant The serpent in the flagon of wine The storm at Scholastica's Death and apotheosis Raising from dead Exorcising Preaching Miscellaneous Benedict Revelli Benedicta Bénézet Benignus of Todi Benno Bernadette Soubirous Bernard of Aosta– – see Bernard of Menthon Bernard of Clairvaux Cycles Single figure Vision of the Virgin, lactating Vision of the Virgin, not lactating With instruments of the Passion, etc. Embraced by Christ from the Cross Entering monastery at Cîteaux With the Duke of Aquitaine Blessing loaves of bread Miscellaneous Bernard of Menthon Bernard of Offida (Blessed) Bernard of Parma– – see Bernard degli Uberti Bernard of Rupaforte Bernard of Tiron Bernard Tolomei (Blessed) Bernard degli Uberti Bernardino of Siena Cycles Preaching Single figure, with saints and donors Death and assumption Miscellaneous miracles and stories Bertin Bertrand Betto Bianco Bibiana Blaise Cycle Miscellaneous Bonaventure Bonaventure of Forlí (Blessed) Boniface of Germany Boniface of Lausanne (Blessed) Boniface of Tarsus Boninsegna Cicciaporci Bononius Bonosa Bonosus of Antioch– – see Maximilian of Antioch Bonosus of Treves Boris and Gleb Botolph Botvid Brendan Briccius (Brice) Brieuc– – see Briocus Bridget of Ireland Bridget of Sweden Broicus Broccadelli, Lucia– – see Lucy of Narni Bronislawa (Blessed) Bruno Brynolf Burchard Cadoc Caius Cajetanus– – see Gaetano Calepodius Callixtus Camillus Campion, Edmund– – see Edmund Candida Candidus Cantianilla Cantianus Cantius Canute IV Canute Lavard Carlo Borromeo Single figure Medals With Virgin With other saints At his devotions With plague victims Apotheosis Miscellaneous scenes Carlo Spinola (Blessed) Carpophorus– – see Coronati Casilda Casimir Cassian of Imola Cassian of Todi Castorius– – see (Five) Statuaries Castrense Cataldus Catherine of Alexandria Cycles Single figure Trampling Maxentius With sword only With sword in chest With two wheels Without sword or wheel Holding her head Without sword, with unbroken wheel Without sword, with broken wheel With sword and wheel With other saints Mystic marriage Shown image of Christ by Adrian With saints/angels Without saints, with angels With prophets With donors To the adult Christ Virgin, Child and Catherine only Catherine sleeping/dreaming Stories Refusing to worship idols Breaking idols Dispute with doctors Martyrdom of doctors Empress Faustina visits Catherine in prison Angel announcing her martyrdom Destruction of the wheels of torture Beheading Borne by angels to Sinai Glorification Catherine of Bologna– – see Catherine Vigri Catherine of Cardona Catherine of Genoa Catherine de' Ricci Catherine of Siena Single figure Trampling devil With devotees With other saints Handing out texts Cycles Stories Vision of Dominic, Francis and Benedict Mystic marriage Receives crown of thorns from Christ Swaps hearts with Christ Shown wounds by Christ Receives communion from angel/Christ Stigmatisation Brings pope from Avignon Exorcising Praying for various souls Death Apotheosis Canonisation Miscellaneous Catherine of Sweden Catherine Vigri of Bologna Cecilia Cycles Single figure With keyboard instruments With stringed instruments Singing Without musical instruments With other saints With Valerian Raphael and imitators Portraits historiés Stories Betrothal and marriage Martyrdom Apotheosis Miscellaneous Adaptations Cedd Celestine I, pope Celestine V– – see Peter Celestine Celsus– – see Nazarus and Celsus Chad Charlemagne Charles the Good (Blessed) Chelidonius– – see Medin Chetillus– – see Exuperius of Viborg Christeta– – see Vincent, Sabine and Christeta Christina the Astonishing Christina of Bolsena Single figure Stories Christina of Tyre– – see Christina of Bolsena Christopher Single figure With Christ child and hermit Alone with Christ child Alone With other saints With New Testament scenes With devils With other figures With donors Cynocephalous Cycle Stories Miscellaneous Martyrdom Adaptations Chromatius Chrysanthus and Daria Chrysogonus Ciriacus Cizy of Besançon Clare of Assisi Single figure Alone With other saints Cycles Stories Given palm by bishop of Assisi Vestition/haircut Gives rule of her order to pope Visions of Christ and Christ child Repels Saracens with pyx Death and funeral Miscellaneous miracles Miscellaneous Clare of Montefalco (Blessed) Clare of Rimini Clarus of Florence (Blessed) Claude of Besançon Claude of Rome– – see (Five) Statuaries Clement I, pope Clement of Alexandria Clement of Volterra– – see Justus and Clement Cletus– – alternative name for Anacletus Clodoaldus Clodulphus Clothilda Cloud– – see Clodoaldus Cointa– – see Quinta Colette Colman of Austria Coloman– – see Kilian Colomba da Rieti (Blessed) Columba of Iona Columba of Sens Columbanus Concordia– – see Hippolytus Concordio Conrad of Ascoli (Blessed) Conrad of Constance Conrad of Piacenza Conrad of Urach (Blessed) Consortia Constance Constantia, Attica and Artemia Constantine Constantius of Perugia Constantius Copini, Maria Maddalena– – see Maria Maddalena Copini Corbinian Cordula Corentin Cornelius Coronati (Quattro) Cosmas and Damian Single figure Cycles Healing Martyrdom Miracle of the Ethiopian's leg Covat– – see Cucuphas Crescentia– – see Vitus Crescentius Cresci Crispin and Crispinian Crowned Martyrs (Four)– – see Coronati Cucuphas Culgat– – see Cucuphas Cunegunde of Bamberg Cunegunde of Poland Cunera Cunibert Cuthbert Cyprian of Antioch– – see Justina of Antioch Cyprian of Carthage Cyriaca– – see Dominica Cyriacus, deacon Cyriacus, pope Cyril of Alexandria Cyril of Belozersk Cyril of Constantinople Cyril and Methodius Cyrilla Dalmatius Moner– – see Moner, Dalmatius Damasus Daniel of Padua David of Mynyw David of Västeras Davinus Decuman Deicolus Delphina (Blessed) Demetrius of Thessalonica Denis Denys of Rijkel (Venerable) Deocarus Desiderius of Alsace Desiderius of Benevento– – see Januarius Devota Didymus of Alexandria Diego of Alcalá Dionysius, pope Dionysius the Areopagite– – see Denis Disibod Dismas Divy Dmitri Dominic of Calzada Dominic de Guzmán Cycles Single figure With the hound of God Without the hound of God Stories etc. His mother and the Domini canis His book in the heretics' fire Apparition of Peter and Paul Gives the rule of his order to pope Raises Napoleon Orsini from dead Angels bring loaves of bread Virgin appears to Dominic and his friars Various miracles Miscellaneous non– miraculous stories Apotheosis Vision at Soriano Receives rosary from Virgin With the Virgin– – not receiving rosary Vision of the Virgin as intercessor Miscellaneous allegorical scenes Dominic of Silos Dominic of Sora Dominic del Val Dominica Domitilla Domninus of Fidenza Donatian Donatus of Arezzo Donatus of Fiesole Donnino– – see Domninus Dorothy of Caesarea Dorothy of Murnau Dunstan Dymphna Eanswitha Ebba of Coldingham I Ebba of Coldingham II Eberhard of Salzburg Ecclesius Edburga Edern Edigna Ediltrude– – see Etheldreda Edith of Wilton Edmind, king and martyr Edmund Campion (Blessed) Edward, king of England Edward the Confessor, king of England Efflam Egidius– – see Giles Egwin Einbetta, Warbetta and Wilbetta Eleutherius, bishop Eleutherius, deacon Eleutherius, pope Elias of Egypt Eligius Single figure As smith or farrier Miracle of horse's hoof Consecrated bishop Preaching, healing etc. Elin– – see Helen of Skövda Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist Elizabeth of Hungary Single figure With roses in her lap With the poor or sick Without the poor or sick Spinning Stories Cycles Giving alms etc. Washing lepers Crucified Christ in her husband's bed Bread turns into roses Miscellaneous Elizabeth of Portugal Elizabeth of Thuringia– – see Elizabeth of Hungary Elmo– – see Erasmus Eloy– – see Eligius Elpidius Elzear Emerentiana Emerita Emetherius and Chelidonius– – see Medin Emidius Emilius and Castus Emmeram Engelmond Engratia of Saragossa Enimie Enodoc Ephraim Ephysius Epimachus Epiphanius of Cyprus Epiphanius of Pavia Erasmus Single figure Cycles Being disembowelled Erembert Erentrude Erhard Eric IV Plovpennings, King of Denmark Eric IX, King of Sweden Ermengol Ermyn– – see Armel Erundina– – see Romola, Redempta and Erundina Eskill Ethelbert Ethelburga Etheldreda Eudaldo Eugenia Eusenius I, pope Eugenius of Carthage Eugenius of Florence Eugenius of Toledo I Eugenius of Toledo II Eulalia Eulogius Euphemia Euphrasia of Egypt Euphrasia of San Michele (Blessed) Euphrosyne of Alexandria Euphrosyne, companion of Ursula Eurosia Eusebius of Cremona Eusebius of Vercelli Eusignius Eustace Cycles Single figure Stories Conversion His sons Martyrdom Miscellaneous Eustace of Luxeuil Eustathius– – see Eustace Eustochium Eustolia Eutyches– – see Acutius Eutychianus, pope Eutitius Eutropius Evaristus Evasius Eventius Ewald the Dark and Ewald the Fair Exuperius of Bayeux Exuperius of the Theban Legion Exuperius of Toulouse Exuperius of Viborg Eystein Erlendssön Fabian Fabiola Faith Fausta Faustina and Flaminia Faustinus– – see Florentius Faustinus and Jovita Febronia Felicissimus Felicitas and her seven sons Felicitas of Carthage Felicula– – see Petronilla Felix III, pope Felix IV, pope Felix of Cantalice Felix of Dunwich Felix of Gerona I Felix of Gerona II Felix of Lodi– – see Nabor Felix of Nola Felix of Valois Felix and Adauctus Ferdinand III, king of Castile Festus, see Januarius Fiacre Fidelis of Sigmaringen Fina Fiorenzo– – see Florentius Firmin of Amiens I Firmin of Amiens II Firmina Flavia– – see Placidus Flavia Domitilla– – see Domitilla Flavian Flavius Clemens Flora and Lucilla Florentius of Orange Florentius of Perugia Florian of Lorch Floriana– – see Faustina and Flaminia Floridus Florin Florus and Laurus Foillan Fortunata of Agen Fortunatus of Spoleto Forty Martyrs Four Crowned Martyrs Fourteen Holy Helpers– – see Holy Helpers Foy– – see Faith Francesca Romana Francis of Assisi Cycles Single figure Alone With Franciscan saints With other saints Stories In meditation/prayer Levitating Stigmatisation With Leo With lines linking wounds of Christ and Francis Without lines linking wounds of Christ and Francis Blessing for Leo Without Leo Supported/comforted by angels Visions Of the Virgin and Child Of the Virgin and Christ at Portiuncula Of a musician angel Embracing Christ on the Cross Miscellaneous Renouncing his father Wedding Poverty Supporting the Lateran Before the Sultan The wolf of Gubbio Meeting St Dominic Instituting cult of the presepio Preaching to birds and oter animals Miscellaneous miracles Last communion Death and funeral Apparitions and posthumous miracles Pope Nicholas V at his tomb Miscellaneous Allegories Interceding Miscellaneous Francis Borgia Francis of Paola Francis Patrizi– – see Francis of Siena Francis of Siena (Blessed) Francis Xavier Cycle Single figure Stories Death Francis Xavier and Ignatius Loyola Cycle Dual images Franco da Grotti– – see Franco da Siena Franco da Siena (Beato) François de Sales Françoise de Chantal– – see Jeanne de Chantal Frederick of Utrecht Frediano– – see Frigidianus Frideswide Fridolin Frigidianus Froilanus Fromund Frontonius Fructuosus of Braga Fructuosus of Tarragona Fulbert Fulgentius of Astigi Fulgentius of Ruspe Fursey Fustianus Gabriele Ferretti Gaetano Gaianus Galantini, Ippolito (Blessed) Galgano Gall of Bregenz Gall, bishop Galla Gallican Gaudentius of Brescia Gaudentius of Rimini Galdinus Gaugericus Gebhard Gelasius Geminiano Gemma Galgani Genesia Genesius of Arles Genesius of La Jara Genesius of Rome Genevieve of Brabant Genevieve of Paris Miscellaneous Adaptations Gennaro– – see Januarius Genoveva– – see Genevieve Gentianus, Victorinus and Fustianus George Cycles Specific works Bavarian sculpture ca 1525 Donatello Bernt Notke Raphael Sodoma Single figure Without the dragon George and the dragon On foot Dragon showing signs of life Dragon dead On horseback Without the princess With princess With lamb Dragon on leash Without lamb, dragon not on leash Stories George and the princess, after the battle Baptising the people of Silena Martyrdom Having his flesh torn George and the enchanter On the wheel The scourging of Dacian's wife Beheading Miscellaneous Helping Christians fight Saracens Adaptations Miscellaneous Gerald of Béziers Gerard of Brogne Gerard of Sagredo Gerard of Villamagna (Blessed) Gerebern– – see Dymphna Gereon Germain, bishop missionary Germain of Auxerre Germain of Granfeld Germain of Moutier– Granval Germain of Paris Germain of Talloires Germaine Cousin Gertrude the Great– – see Gertrude of Helfta Gertrude of Helfta Gertrude of Nivelles Gervasius and Protasius Géry– – see Gaugericus Gherardesca of Pisa Ghislain Giacinto– – see Hyacinth Giacomo della Marca Giacomo Benfatti (Blessed) Giles Giles of Assisi (Blessed) Gimignano– – see Geminiano Gimer Giovanna– – see Joan Giovanni e Paolo– – see John and Paul Girolamo Emiliani Giuseppe Benedetto Cottolengo Gleb– – see Boris and Gleb Goar Goban Godelieva Godfrey of Kappenberg Gomaire– – see Gummar Gomarus– – see Gummar Gonsalvus of Amarante (Blessed) Gonzaga, Aloysius/Louis/Luigi– – see Luigi Gonzaga Gorcum, Martyrs of– – see Martyrs of Gorcum Gothard Graeciniana– – see Actinea and Graeciniana Grata Gratus Gregory VII, pope Gregory the Great– – see Doctors of the Church Gregory the Illuminator Gregory the Moor Gregory Nazianzenus Gregory Thaumaturgus Gudula Guénolé– – see Gwenael Guido of Anderlecht– – see Guy of Anderlecht Guido of Pomposa Guirec Gummar Gutmann– – see Homobonus Guthlac Guy of Anderlecht Gwenael Habakkuk– – see Marius and companions Hadelin Hallvard Hathebrandus Hedwig Helen of Skövda Helenus of Troyes Helpers– – see Holy Helpers Henry II, emperor Henry of Hungary Henry of Uppsala Herbaud Herculanus Heribert Hermagoras Hermann– Joseph (Blessed) Hermengild Hermes Hidulphus Hieron Hieronymus– – see Hieron Hieronymus– – see Jerome Hilarion of Gaza Hilary of Arles Hilary of Poitiers Hilary of Toulouse Hilda Hildebrand Hildegard of Bingen Himerius Hippolytus Galantinus Hippolytus of Rome Holy Helpers Holy Innocents– – see Petronius Hommebon– – see Homobonus Homobonus Honora– – see Efflam Honoratus of Amiens Honoratus of Arles Honoré– – see Honoratus Hormisdas Hosanna of Mantua Hospice Hubert Hugh of Grenoble Hugh of Lincoln Hugh Postilli (Blessed) Hugh of St Cher– – see Hugh Postilli Hugh of Volterra Humiliana de' Cerchi (Blessed) Humility of Faenza Hyacinth, martyr– – see Eugenia Hyacinth of Poland Hyacinth Marescolti– – see Marescolti, Hyacinth Hyginus Hymer– – see Himerius Idda Ignatius of Antioch Ignatius Loyola (see also Francis Xavier) Cycle Portraits Medals Single figure Visions of Christ and Christ Child Allegories Stories Ildefonso Single figure Receiving the chasuble from the Virgin Cutting part of Leocadia's veil Miscellaneous stories Illuminata of Todi Imelda Lambertini– – see Lambertini, Imelda Ingrid Innocence of Rimini Innocents– – see Holy Innocents Iolanda– – see Jolenta Ioscio– – see Joscio Ippolito Galantini– – see Galantini, Ippolito Irenaeus of Chiusi Irene of Portugal Irene of Rome Irmina of Treves Isberga– – see Ittisberga Isidore of Chios Isidore the Labourer– see Isidore of Madrid Isidore of Madrid Isidore of Seville Itha– – see IddaItisberga Ives Ivetta Ivo– – see Ives Jacopone da Todi (Blessed) James, deacon– – see Marianus and James James the Great– – see Apostles James Intercisus James the Less– – see Apostles James della Marca– – see Giacomo della Marca James Kisai James the Penitent Jane of Tolosa Januarius Japanese Martyrs– – see Martyrs of Japan Jean– François Régis Jean– Marie Vianney Jeanne de Chantal Jeanne d'Arc– – see Joan of Arc Jeanne– Antide Thouret Jeanne de Valois– – see Joan of Valois Jeroen– – see Hieron Jerome– – see Doctors of the Church Jerome of Noordwijk– – see Hieron Joachim, father of the Virgin Mary Joachim of Siena (Blessed) Joan of Arc Joan of Orvieto Joan of Signa (blessed) Joan of Valois Job Jocundus Jodocus Johannes Climacus John the Almoner John of Avila (Blessed) John the Baptist Single figure As a child/infant As a beardless youth With lamb or ram Without lamb or ram Bearded With lamb On book In disc Not on book or disc Without lamb With other saints Winged Cycles Stories His parents Annunciation to Zacharias Birth Circumcision Zacharias writes his name Elizabeth and John fleeing Jerusalem Going into the desert Baptising Bearing witness 'I am not the Christ' 'Ecce agnus dei' Christ blessing John Denouncing Herod and Herodias Preaching Herod present Herod not present To the pharisees (cf. John bearing witness) Martyrdom Cycles Arrest and imprisonment Salome: single figure Dance of Salome Before beheading of John With beheading Beheading Without Salome Salome watching, not receiving head Salome receiving head Body of John visible Body of John not visible Salome with head of John Head of John the Baptist Presentation of the head With beheading By servant By Salome By Salome, not at banquet By Salome and servant Mutilation by Herodias Entombment Miscellaneous scenes after death Miscellaneous miracles John Baptist of the Conception (Blessed) John Berchmans John of Beverley John of Bridlington John of Capestrano John Chrysostom Miscellaneous Myth of his penitence John of the Cross John Damascene John Davy (Blessed) John of Egypt John the Divine– – see Evangelists John the Evangelist– – see Evangelists John Fisher John of God John of Goto John Gualbertus John Houghton (Blessed) John the Kalyvite John of Matha John of Nepomuk John the New John of Plano John of Sahagún John of San Facondo– – see John of Sahagún John I, pope John and Paul, martyrs Jolenta (Blessed) Jordan of Saxony (Blessed) Josaphat Kuncewycz Joscio Roseus Joseph Single figure Without Christ Child With Christ Child Crowned by Christ As a carpenter Death Joseph of Arimathaea Joseph Casalanza Joseph of Copertino Joseph of Leonessa Joseph Oriol Josse– – see Jodocus Jucundus– – see Jocondus Judas Thaddeus– – see Apostles Jude– – see Judas Thaddeus Judocus– – see Jodocus Julia of Certaldo (Blessed) Julia of Corsica Julian of Anazarbus Julian of Cuenca Julian the Hospitaller Julian of Istria– – see Julian of Rimini Julian of Perugia Julian the Poor– – see Julian the Hospitaller Julian of Rimini Julian of Silistria Julian and Basilissa Juliana of Bologna Juliana of Cornillon Juliana Falconieri Juliana of Nicomedia Julitta of Caesarea in Cappadocia Julius I, pope Julius of Orta Justa of Aquila– – see Justa of Siponto Justa of Siponto Justa and Rufina Justina of Antioch Justina of Padua Justinus of Chieti Justus of Trieste Justus and Clement Jutta– – see Ivetta Juvenalis Kacukylla Kenelm Kieran Kilian Ladislas Lambert Lambertini, Imelda (Blessed) Landelin Lanfranco of Canterbury (Blessed) Lanfranco of Pavia Laumer Lawrence Cycles Single figure Without other saints With other saints Distributing alms Martyrdom Lazarus of Bethany Lazarus of Constantinople Leander Leger– – see Leodegar Leo I, the Great, pope Leo III, pope Leo IV, pope Leocadia of Toledo Leodegar Leonard of Limoges Leopold Cycle Miscellaneous Léu– – see Loup Liberalis Liberius Libertus Liborius Licerius Liduina– – see Lydwina Lidwyna– – see Lydwina Limbania (Blessed) Linus Lioba Liphardus Livinus Lodovica Albertoni (Blessed) Longinus Lorenzo Giustiniani Louis IX, king of France Louis of Anjou– – see Louis of Toulouse Louis Bertrán Louis Gonzaga– – see Luigi Gonzaga Louis of Toulouse Louise de Marillac Loup of Sens Loup of Troyes Loy– – see Eligius Lucia– – see Lucy Lucian of Antioch Lucilla and Nemesius Lucina Lucius I, Pope Lucius of Coire Lucius of Como Lucretia Lucy Cycles Single figure Holding eyes Not holding eyes Stories Oxen cannot drag her Martyrdom Miscellaneous Lucy of Narni (Blessed) Lud– – see Lucius of Coire Ludgarda Ludger Ludmilla Luduina– – see Lydwina Luglius and Luglian Luigi Gonzaga Luitgard Luke Lullus Lupus, bishop of Verona Lupus– – see Loup Luthard Lydwina Macarius of Alexandria Macarius of Antioch Macarius of Egypt, the Great Macarius of Rome Macrina Madeleine Sophie Barat Maddalena Copini– – see Maria Maddalena Copini Maffeo (Blessed) Maginold– – see Mang Maginus Maglorius Magnoald– – see Mang Magnus of Füssen– – see Mang Magnus of Oderzo Malatesta, Roberto (Blessed) Malchus Mamas Mammas– – see Mamas Mang Mangold– – see Mang Mansuetus of Toul Marcella Marcella– – see Potamiena Marcellina Marcellinus of Deventer Marcellinus of Perugia– – see Florentius Marcellinus, pope Marcellinus and Marcus Marcellinus and Peter Marcellus I Marcellus of Léon Marcellus of Paris Marciana Marculf Marcus Mareri, Philippa– – see Philippa Mareri Marescotti, Hyacinth Margaret of Antioch Single figure With dragon, but not emerging from it As shepherdess Neither of the above Cycles Stories Seen by Olybrius while tending sheep Appearing before Olybrius Emerging from dragon Trampling devil in human form Beheading Margaret of Cortona Margaret of Hungary Margaret of Scotland Margaret Mary Alacocque Maria de la Cabeza (Blessed) Maria de Cervellon Maria Egyptiaca– – see Mary of Egypt Maria Goretti Maria dell'Incarnazione (Blessed) Maria Maddalena– – see Mary Magdalene Maria Maddalena Copini (Blessed) Maria Maddalena de' Pazzi Mariana de Jesus Marianus and James Maries, the Three Saintes Maries de la Mer Marina of Antioch Marina of Egypt Marino– – see Marinus Marinus Marius of Lausanne Marius, Martha, Audifax and Habakkuk Mark– – see Evangelists Mark of Egypt Martha of Bethany Martha– – see Marius and companions Martial Martin I, pope Martin of Porres Martin of Tours Cycles Single figure Stories, miscellaneous Dividing his cloak Martin of Valencia Martina Martyrs of Gorcum Martyrs of Japan Mary Cleophas– – see Maries, Saintes Maries de la Mer Mary of Egypt Mary Magdalene Cycles Single figure Not shown as penitent With ointment jar Without book With book Without ointment jar With other saints Penitent, in desert Titian and followers With jar Without skull With cross Without cross With skull With cross Without cross Without jar Without skull With cross Without cross With skull With cross Without cross Stories Life before conversion Reproved by Martha Led to hear Christ preaching Penitent (not in desert) Tempted In scenes from life of Christ Voyage to Marseilles Story of the prince of Marseilles Lifted up by angels at the canonical hour Ecstasy Last communion Death and burial Miscellaneous Portraits of women as penitent Magdalenes Miscellaneous Mary of Oignies Mary of Rome Mary Salome– – see Maries, Saintes Maries de la Mer Maternus Mathurin Matilda of Helfta– – see Mechtilde of Helfta Matthew– – see Evangelists Matthias– – see Apostles Matthias of Cologne– – see Mattia da Colonia Mattia da Colonia (Blessed) Maurelius of Ferrara Maurice Maurilius Maurinus Maurontus of Breuil Maurontus of Marseilles Maurus of Foligno Maurus of Glanfeuil Maurus of Huy Maurus of Parenzo Maurus of Rome Maxima of Rome Maximilian of Antioch (and Bonosus) Maximilian of Lorch Maximinus of Aix– en– Provence Maximinus of Padua Mechtilde of Helfta Medard Medin Megingaud– – see Meingosus Megingoz– – see Meingosus Meingosus Meinrad Melania I Melania II Melanius Melchiades Melchior Menas of Alexandria Mercurius of Caesarea Merry Methodius of Constantinople Methodius of Olympus Methodius, apostle of the Slavs– – see Cyril and Methodius Michael, archangel– – see Angelic hierarchy Michele dei Santi Michelina of Pesaro (Blessed) Milburga Millan– – see Aemilian Milliau Miltiades– – see Melchiades Miniatus Mitre Modesta Modestus Moner, Dalmatius Monica Montan of La Fère Moses the Black Musa Mustiola Nabor and Felix Narcissus Natalis of Casale Natalis of Milan Nazarius and Celsus Nectaire Nectan Neot Nereus and Achilleus– – see Domitilla Nestor Nicasius Nicetius Nicodemus– – see Petronilla Niccolò Albergati (Blessed) Nicholas of Bari Cycles Single figure With golden balls Without golden balls As protector of children East European images Stories As a baby, he stands up and praises God The three girls' dowry Saves a ship in distress Miracle of the grain The tree of Diana The three condemned soldiers The three condemned princes The three pickled boys Reinstated as bishop by Christ and the Virgin Miracles at his tomb Miracle of Adeodatus Miscellaneous Nicholas of Flue Nicholas of Myra– – see Nicholas of Bari Nicholas of Paglia (Blessed) Nicholas of Tolentino Nicodemus Nicomedes Nicostratus– – see (Five) Statuaries Nilamon Nilus Nitidia Non Nona– – see Marcellus of Léon Norbert Notburga of Eben (Blessed) Nothelfer– – see Holy Helpers Notker, Balbulus Nympha Octavian Ocysellas Oda Odilia of Alsace Odilia of Huy Odilo of Cluny Odo Olaf Ol[d]egarius Olympia Omer Onuphrius Cycle Miscellaneous Omobono– – see Homobonus Opportuna Orico degli Umiliati Orientius Orosia Osanna of Mantua– – see Hosanna of Mantua Osburga Oswald of Northumbria Oswald of Worcester Osyth Othilia– – see Odilia Otmar Ottilia– – see Odilia Otto Ovide Pachomius Pakene and Victor Palatia Pancras Pantaleon Pantalus Paolino– – see Paulinus Papianus– – see Maurus of Rome Paphnutius Parasceve Pardulphus Paschal Baylón Paschasius Radbertus Paterius Paternianus Patientia Patrick Patroclus Paul– – see Apostles Paul the Hermit Paul of Léon Paula Paulina of Rome Paulina of Thuringia Paulinianus and companions Paulinus of Lucca Paulinus of Nola Paulinus of York Pelagia of Jerusalem Pelagia and Repisme Pelagius of Cordova Pellegrino Laziosi Perboyre, John Gabriel (Blessed) Peregrine Pergentinus and Laurentianus Perpetua and companions Perpetuus Peter– – see Apostles Peter of Alcántara Peter of Arbuès Peter Canisius Peter of Castelnau (Blessed) Peter Celestine Peter Damian Peter the Exorcist– – see Marcellinus and Peter Peter Igneus (Blessed) Peter of Luxemburg (Blessed) Peter Martyr Cycles Single figure Miscellaneous stories Martyrdom Martyrdom: after Titian Peter Nolasco Peter Pectinarius (Blessed) Peter Regalado Peter Thomas Peter Urraca (Servant of God) Peter of Verona– – see Peter Martyr Peter Vincioli Petronilla Petronius of Bologna Philastrus Philip– – see Apostles Philip Benizzi Cycles Single figure Stories Philip Ciardella Philip, deacon– – see Acts of the Apostles Philip of Florence– – see Philip Benizzi Philip Neri Cycles Miscellaneous Visions Philippa Mareri Philomena Phocas Piat Pietro di San Pietro– – see Peter Vincioli Piran– – see Kieran Pirminius Pius V, pope Pius X, pope Placidus and companions Placidus– – see Sigisbert and Placidus Plautilla of Rome Plautilla, virgin martyr Pol– de– Leon– – see Paul of Léon Polycarp of Rome Polycarp of Smyrna Pontianus, pope Pontianus of Spoleto Poppo Potamiena Porfirio of Camerino Praxedis and Pudentiana Primianus Primus Prisca Probus of Verona Probus– – see Cantius Processus and Martinianus Procopius of Bohemia Proculus of Bologna Proculus of Naples– – see Januarius Prosdocimus Prosper Protus and Hyacinthus– – see Eugenia Prudentius of Tarazona Publius Pulcheria Quattro Coronati– – see Coronati Quentin Quinta Quintin– – see Quentin Quiquenvat– – see Cucuphas Quiricus and Julitta Quirinus of Neuss Quirinus of Siscia Quiteria Radegund of France Radegund of Wellenburg– – see Radiana Radiana Ragenulfa– – see Reynolfa Rainer– – see Raynerius Ramon Lull Randoaldus Rasius Raymond of Peñafort Raynald of Concoreggio (Blessed) Raynald of Nocera Raynerius of L'Aquila Raynerius of Borgo San Sepolcro (Blessed) Raynerius of Pisa Redempta– – see Romola Regintrudis Regula Regulus Remy Remy of Fécomp (Blessed) René Reperata Restituta Reynolfa Richard, king of Wessex Richard of Chichester Rigardis Rita of Cascia Rivoal Robert Roch Cycles Single figure (see also Sebastian) With dog, with angel Without dog, with angel With dog, without angel Without dog, without angel Tending/giving alms to plague– sufferers Interceding for plague– sufferers Miscellaneous storis Roderick Romanus of Lucca Romanus and Barulas Rombaud– – see Romoldus Romedio Romola, Redempta and Erundina Romoldus Romuald Cycle Miscellaneous Romulus Ronan Rosa of Lima Rosalia Rose of Viterbo Rosina Rosseline of Villeneuve– léz– Avignon (Blessed) Roxane Rufina Rufinus Rumbold– – see Romoldus Rupert Sabbas Sabina Sabinius Saints Guérisseurs, Les Salvator of Horta Salvius of Albi Salvius of Amiens Sara, servant to the Maries Sara, abbess Saturninus Satyrus– – see Marcellina Savine Savinus, bishop of Assisi Savinus, hermit Scholastica Schorne, Sir John Sebaldus Sebastian Cycles Single figure Not being martyred With Roch With other saints Before the martyrdom Story of Marcellinus and Marcus Curing Zoë of dumbness Story of Chromatius Being tied to tree or column Martyred Alone Full– length Pierced by arrows Tied to a tree Tied to a column Not pierced by arrows, tied to tree or column Not tied to tree or column Less than full– length With bowmen Tied to a tree Tied to a column Not tied to tree or column Crowned by angels With figures other than bowmen or saints Being tended to By Irene By angels After the martyrdom Deposition Cudgelled to death Thrown into Cloaca Maxima Entombment Assumption Miscellaneous Interceding/with donors Adaptations Secundus of Avila Secundus of the Theban Legion Seiriol Senatore Septala Seraphia Serapion, mercedarian Serapion, hermit Sergius, pope Sergius, hermit Sergius and Bacchus Servandus Servatius Seton, Elizabeth Ann Seven Sleepers of Ephesus– – see Sleepers of Ephesus Severa Severinus Severus of Barcelona Severus of Naples Severus of Ravenna Sexburga Sidor of Rostoff Sidwell Siffrein Sigfrid Sigisbert Sigisbert and Placid Sigismund Silverius Silvester– – see Sylvester Silvia– – see Sylvia Simeon Simeon the Stylite Simon Fidati of Cascia (Blessed) Simon de Roxas Simon Stock Simon of Trent Simpertus (Symprecht) Simplicius Sisinnius Sixtus Sleepers of Ephesus, The Seven Solange Solutare Sophia Sophronia Sosius Sotera Speciosa Spiridon Stanislaus of Cracow Stanislaus Kostka Statuaries, The Five Stephen, protomartyr Cycles Single figure Alone With other saints As intercessor/with donors Stories, other than stoning Stoning With Saul Without Saul Stephen, pope Stephen, king of Hungary Sulpice Sunniva Susanna Suzo, Henry (blessed) Swibert Swithin Sylvester Sylvia Sylvia Rufina Symphorian Syncletica Syrus Talida Tarsilla Tatiana Telemachus Telius Telmo (Peter Gonzales) Ten Thousand Martyrs of Ararat Terenzio of Pesaro Terenzio of Todi Thais Thecla Thegonnec Theobald Theodard Theodgar Theodora and Didymus Theodore of Lucca Theodore of Studium Theodore Stratelatos– – see Theodore Tyro Theodore Tyro Theodore of Verona Theodosia Theodosius of Tot'ma Theodulus, bishop Theodulus, deacon Theofredus Theresa of Avila Single figure Adorned by holy family Heart pierced by angelic arrow Inspired by holy dove Miscellaneous visions/glories Miscellaneous Theresa of Lisieux Thiemo Thierry Thomas Aquinas Cycles Single figure Temptation Teaching/preaching/disputing With Sts Peter and Paul 'Bene scripsisti de me Thoma' Allegories Miscellaneous Thomas à Becket Thomas Garnet (Blessed) Thomas More Thomas Nacci Thomas of Villanueva Cycle Miscellaneous Titus Toribio Totman Tropez Trophimus Trudo Trudpert Tryphonius Tugean Ubaldo Ulrich Ulphia Urban Urius Ursicinus Ursula Cycles Single figure Miscellaneous With schutzmantel Stories Miscellaneous Martyrdom Ursus of Aosta Ursus of Ravenna Ursus of the Theban Legion Vaast Valentine Valeria Valerian and Tiburtius Valérie Valerius Varmondus Vedastus Venantius Veneranda Veranus Verdiana Verecundus Verena Verny Veronica (see also Christ carrying the Cross, Vernicle) Veronica (Blessed) Veronica di Binasco Vicenta Maria Lopez Vicuña (Blessed) Victor, pope Victor of Marseilles Victor of Milan Victor of Solothurn Victorinus of Assisi Victorinus of Siena Vigilius Villana de Bottis (Blessed) Vincent Ferrer Cycles Miscellaneous Vincent Madelgar Vincent de Paule Vincent of Saragossa Vincent, Sabina and Christeta Virgilius Vitalis, bishop of Salzburg Vitalis, soldier Vitus Vladimir Walpurga Waltrude Warbede Wenceslaus Wendelin Wereburga Werenfried Werstan Wibarad Wigbert Wilfrid Wilgefortis Willehold William of Aquitaine William of Eskilsö William of Fenoglio (Blessed) William of Montevergine William of Vercelli– – see William of Montevergine William of York Willibald Willibede Willibrord Willigis Winifred Winnoc Wiro Wita Wivina Wolfgang Wulfram Wulstan Yves– – see Ives Zacharias, pope Zacharias, father of John the Baptist Zeno Zenobius Cycles Single figure Raises child from dead Miscellaneous stories Zita Zoë Zosimus Zürich, patron saints of Groups of saints All Saints Saints: cycles St Peter's Bethelehem frescoes Patron saints Saints associated with the house of Habsburg Tapestries Miscellaneous Saints from the same order Carthusians Dominicans Franciscans Jesuits Female saints Plague saints Hermits Martyrs Virgin martyrs Unidentified saints Popes Bishops and abbots Martyrs Male Female Apotheosis/Assumption of saints Haloes |
