Enciclopedia Cattolica

Plate CVIII · Susanna

Vol. XI (1953) · full-page plate
STORIES OF SUSANNA. Above: The elders try to induce her to sin (in front of the bath building, Daniel, the artist's anticipation). The scene of the accusation has been reproduced in vol. VI, pl. XVII. Below: Susanna in the attitude of an orant gives thanks for her deliverance. The male orant is perhaps her husband. Fresco of the so-called Greek Chapel (2nd cent.) - Rome, cemetery of Priscilla.
(fot. Pont. Comm. arch. sacra)
Plate CVIII
(fot. Pont. Comm. arch. sacra)
STORIES OF SUSANNA. Above: The elders try to induce her to sin (in front of the bath building, Daniel, the artist's anticipation). The scene of the accusation has been reproduced in vol. VI, pl. XVII. Below: Susanna in the attitude of an orant gives thanks for her deliverance. The male orant is perhaps her husband. Fresco of the so-called Greek Chapel (2nd cent.) - Rome, cemetery of Priscilla.

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