A Priest Washes/Saint Augustine and Saint Jerome
Author: Mazot, François
Image Title: A Priest Washes/Saint Augustine and Saint Jerome
Scripture Reference:
- Matthew 27 (further images / scripture text)
Description: To the left is an image of a priest washing his hands at the altar, while above Pontius Pilate, the procurator, or governor of Judaea (r. 26-36 CE), washes his hands and declares Jesus to be innocent. To the right is a text flanked by an image of Saint Augustine the Bishop of Hippo (r. 395-430 CE)to the left, shown point to a depiction of the Trinity above, and Saint Jerome to the right, with his attributes a skull and a lion at his feet.
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