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History of St. Piat and St. Eleuthère
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History of St. Piat and St. Eleuthère

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  • La Dame à la licorne
    tapestry
    / 15th century

    …determined by comparison with the History of St. Piat and St. Eleuthère. One of the finest works so attributed is the early 14th-century fragment from the set in the Museo Civico at Padua, Italy, illustrating the Geste of Jourdain de Blaye, a medieval chivalric story adapted from the ancient Greco-Roman…

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    …determined by comparison with the History of St. Piat and St. Eleuthère. One of the finest works so attributed is the early 14th-century fragment from the set in the Museo Civico at Padua, Italy, illustrating the Geste of Jourdain de Blaye, a medieval chivalric story adapted from the ancient Greco-Roman…

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