About this work
Hildephonsus of Toledo sits upon the throne, wears the garment given to him by Mary, and reads the Miracles of Mary
Original catalogue wording
4. Hildephonsus of Toledo sits upon the throne, wears the garment given to him by Mary, and reads the Miracles of Mary | 5. The throne and garment are preserved after Hildephonsus of Toledo's death | 7. Hildephonsus of Toledo's successor falling and being smitten by an angel having touched Mary's gifts to Hildephonsus without permission
Scene identification transcribed from the scene-summary field of the PEMM painting record.
Scenes and visual evidence
- 014. Hildephonsus of Toledo sits upon the throne, wears the garment given to him by Mary, and reads the Miracles of MaryPosition recorded by PEMM: top-left
How Däqsəyos sat on the throne that our Lady gave him; How Däqsəyos read the book of the Miracles of our Lady
- 025. The throne and garment are preserved after Hildephonsus of Toledo's deathPosition recorded by PEMM: top-right
How the throne and the garment were abandoned by the archbishop who fell
- 037. Hildephonsus of Toledo's successor falling and being smitten by an angel having touched Mary's gifts to Hildephonsus without permissionPosition recorded by PEMM: bottom
How the angel caused the archbishop to fall from the throne of Däqsəyos and he smote him
- Source date
- 1632-1667
- Date evidence
- The PEMM project records its date evidence as “Date from king's name”.
- Holding institution
- University of Hamburg
- Shelfmark
- DD-001
- Folio
- 20r
- Recorded provenance
- Dabra Dāmmo ʾAbuna ʾAragāwi
- Place evidence
- Provenance wording supplied by the source catalogue.
- Catalogue source
- Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
- Source record
- paintings.csv, Painting ID 1458 (3 episode rows)