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Historical Archive: Saints Simeon Nemanja to Yaroslav Vsevolodovich This page is alphabetical, not chronological. St. Simeon Nemanja, narthex right: Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages St. Simeon Stylites, silver/gilt, 6th-7th c., Louvre Bj 2180/MND 2035, which has its own page. SS Simeon/Symeon Stylites have their own page. Simeon the God-Receiver, Presentation in the Temple: Life of Mary polyptych from Hamburg cathedral, Absolon Stumme 1499, MNW Śr. 432. This work has its own page. For this Simeon see Presentation in the Temple. Saint Simon Cananeus, presbytery arch mosaic, Ravenna, Church of San Vitale, 527-48. This work has its own interior and exterior pages. Simon Cananeus has his own page. St. Simplicianus: Arca di Sant' Agostino, 1362-aft. 1409. This work has its own page. Triptych of St. Stanislaus the Bishop (d.1079) from church in Pławno, painted and gilt limewood, Krakow c.1510-20, MNW Śr. 18. This work has its own page. St. Stefan Dečanski, naos 1343, Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages with another image in narthex St. Stephen, Sens cathedral west facade central portal, c.1200. Stephen has his own page. St. Sylvester, center: Rambona diptych, ivory, late 9th c.-c.900, Vat 62442, which has its own page St. Tarasius of Constantinople, left: Major Sakkos of Photius, Byzantine 1408-31, Armory TK-4, which has its own page SS. Paulinianus, *Telius, Asterius, Anastasius: Lateran Baptistery, Rome, Chapel of St. Vanantius, 640-49. This chapel has its own interior page. St. Thaddeus, top right: Naumburg cathedral west choir windows, c.1245-60, which have their own page Saint Thecla ampulla, ceramic, 6th to 7th c. Abu Mena, Louvre MNC 1926 SS Brigid of Kildare and *Thecla: Lisbjerg Altar frontal/retable/arch c.1135-50, gilded copper, NMD D287. This work has its own page. St. Theodolus: Head Reliquary of Pope Alexander; silver gilt with enamel and gems over wood core, c.1145, MRAH 1031. This work has its own page. SS *Theodore and George receiving martyrs’ crowns, Byzantine steatite, DO 1951.25 Christ crowning SS. George and *(?)Theodore Stratelates, steatite, 12th c., MSHM GIM 77091, OK 13176 (270), MSHM St. Theodore of Stoudios: Nerezi Lamentation/ hymnographers, 1164, which has its own page St. Theodore Tiron: Yakov Fedosov 1359: Lyudogoshch cross, wood, which has its own page with another Theodore image center bottom, narthex: St. Theodotion: Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages SS Catherine and *Théodule of Valais present donors Rodolphe Asperlin and Francisquina de Rarogne to the Virgin (Woman clothed with the sun), 1434-37, Sion, Valère basilica, which has its own interior page with contiguous paintings and architectural context St. Theophane Graptos: Nerezi Lamentation/ hymnographers, 1164, which has its own page bottom center: deaths SS Agnes and Dorothy, coronation *Theophilus: Kloster Wienhausen nuns' choir, painted c.1335, which has its own page Saint Thomas the Apostle: Doubting Thomas, sarcophagus fragment in 'African onyx' marble, mid 4th c., Brescia Museum of Santa Giulia MR5852. Apostle Thomas has his own page. St. Thomas Aquinas at Prayer (predella panel from a polyptych), Sassetta (Stefano di Giovanni), tempera on poplar wood, c.1423-26, MFAB 32. This work has its own page. Aquinas has his own page. St. Thomas Becket, late 12th c., from Becket's house in Sens, cathedral ambulatory. Thomas Becket has his own page. Thomas, Earl of Lancaster: panel with capture, trial, journey, and execution; above: Coronation of the Virgin; mid/late 14th c., lead alloy partly gilt, from River Thames bank, MoL St. Tryphillius of Cyprus (right): Major Sakkos of Photius, Byzantine 1408-31, Armory TK-4, which has its own page Nef of St. Ursula, figure Henry Duzen 1505, gold/silver gilt/copper/enamel, which has its own page SS. *Valeria, Crispina, Lucia, Cecilia, and Eulalia, mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. St. Valerie of Limoges reliquary, gilt copper/enamel, Limoges c.1175, Hermitage Ф-175. For oblique view see Hermitage. Pope John IV, St. *Venantius: Lateran Baptistery, Rome, Chapel of St. Vanantius, 640-49. This chapel has its own interior page. St. Veronica, 14th c.: Sant'Angelo, Perugia, which has its own page. St. Veronica: Meerbeck carver, Passion c.1525-30, North Paradise, Cathedral, Hildesheim, which has its own pages with details St. Victor, Egypt late 6th-early 7th c., Florence MA. For view with person see Florence icons. coronation of SS. Gereon and *Victor, ivory c.1000, on Schn B98, which has its own page with details St. Victor stained glass, Charles-Laurent Maréchal 1850s, Pisa baptistery, which has its own page, in cathedral complex SS. Anatolia, *Victoria, and Paulina, mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. SS. Anastasia, Justina, Felicitas, Perpetua, and *Vincentia, mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. St. Vincentius, top: Naumburg cathedral west choir windows, c.1245-60, which have their own page Saint Vitalis, apse mosaic, Ravenna, Church of San Vitale, 527-48. This work has its own interior and exterior pages. St. Vitus, 14th-c. seal matrix, convent of St. Vitus at Elten am Rhein, silver, SMBMünz 18239326, which has its own page St. Vitus in a kettle of boiling oil, Tirol c.1490, SMBByz 8132. For other views see Berlin. SS *Vladimir Monomakh and Yaroslav Vsevolodovich, 1547-51, southwest pier, south side, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page top center, narthex: St. Xenia of Rome: Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages top right, narthex: St. Xenophon: Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages SS Vladimir Monomakh and *Yaroslav Vsevolodovich, 1547-51, southwest pier, south side, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page