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1. The Carmelites and King St. Louis in 1248 — jörg ratgeb, 1517
2. Saint John the Baptist, Saint Fabian and Saint Sebastian — miguel ximénez pareja, 1494

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1. Saint John the Baptist, Saint Fabian and Saint Sebastian — miguel ximénez pareja, 1494
2. Saint Jerome with Saint Paula and Saint Eustochium — Francisco de Zurbarán, 1650
3. Triumph of Death (detail) — bonamico di martino da firenze (bounamico buffalmacco)
4. Triumph of Death (detail) — bonamico di martino da firenze (bounamico buffalmacco)
5. Triumph of Death (detail) — francesco traini
6. The Carmelites and King St. Louis in 1248 — jörg ratgeb, 1517
7. Triumphs of Caeser (scene 5) - — Andrea Mantegna, 1500
8. Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian Condamned (San Marco Altarpiece) — Fra Angelico, 1438
9. The Damned Being Plunged into Hell (detail) — Luca Signorelli, 1499
10. Martyrdom of the Carmelites — jörg ratgeb, 1517
11. PREDICATION DE SAINT GERY ( ) DIT AUSSI L'INSTRUCTION PASTORALE — master of the view of saint gudule
12. Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian Salvaged — Fra Angelico, 1438
13. Triumphs of Caesar 2 — Andrea Mantegna
14. Martirio de San Jaimen — Andrea Mantegna
15. Adoration of the magi 1 — pieter bruegel the younger
16. The Healing of Palladia by Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian (San Marco Altarpiece) — Fra Angelico, 1438
17. Victory of the Sienese Troops at Val di Chiana in 1363 — lippo vanni, 1364

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1. Glorification of Saint Faustinus and Saint Jovita and Two Unknown Saints — giambattista tiepolo, 1752
2. LA SAINTE FAMILLE AVEC SAINTE ELISABETH ET LE PETIT SAINT JEAN — Simon Vouet
3. Saint Roch with Saint Jerome and Saint Sebastian (after a picture attributed to Alessandro Oliverio) — John Singer Sargent, 1880
4. Untitled (832) — Francisco Toledo
5. Sepulchring of Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian (San Marco Altarpiece) — Fra Angelico, 1438
6. The Healing of Palladia by Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian — Fra Angelico, 1440
7. Triptych of Saint James the Minor and Saint Philip Saint James the Minor and Saint Philip — Pieter Coecke van Aelst, 1531