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Symbol of St. Matthew: angel, with (25) five lamps [of the wise or foolish virgins], (26) Host, (27) busts of Pilate and high priest, (28) three ointment-jars

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Title: Symbol of St. Matthew: angel, with (25) five lamps [of the wise or foolish virgins], (26) Host, (27) busts of Pilate and high priest, (28) three ointment-jars
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