Ancient relic reliquary ST NICHOLAS OF MYRE

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Ancient relic reliquary ST NICHOLAS OF MYRE

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Sold Date: 06/24/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Fraternal, Political, Organizations

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Ancient relic of epoch 1700 of the

ST NICHOLAS OF MYRE ( known as Nicholas of Bari)

fantastic pewter reliquary . Closed on the front by an ancient crystal

Inside the reliquary a beautiful decoration of gilded paper, gilded thread that surrounds the Holy Relic,

with the written in latin

s.nicolus bari

Behind an important red wax that guarantees the integrity of the relic, the silky threads that seal to the reliquary are intact. Dimensions excluded hook

cm. 3,9 x 2,7 cm ( mm39 x27 mm .)

EVERY EVERY SOLD OBJECT IS ACCOMPANIED BY FISCAL RECEIPT

VERY RARE ITALIAN RELIC

PERFECT ITALIAN RELIC

The firm guarantees the originality of the epoch, the permissible origin, and that the reliquiario/relic/reliquary corresponds to the description and the photos

PLEASE NOTE THIS RELIQUARY DOESN'T CONTAINS HUMAN REMAINS

Saint Nicholas di Barium Mira () Bishop 6 Decembers - Optional Memory

Pàtara, Asia Minor (puts into effect them Turkey), ca. 250 - Sight, Asia Minor, ca. 326

Noble family came from one. He was elect bishop for its dowries of mercy and charity much explicit since child. She was considered Saint also from alive. During the persecution of Diocleziano, she seems has been imprisoned until the age of the Editto di Costantino. Barium patron was name, and the basilica that door its name is still goal of several pilgrimages. Saint Nicholas is the Saint leggendario Claus of the Anglo-Saxon countries, and the NiKolaus of the Germany that to Been born them door the gifts to children.

Patronage: Children, Boys and girls, Scholars, Druggists, Merchants, Sailors, Fishermen, Profumieri
Etimologia: Vincidore Nicholas = of the people, from the Greek
Emblema: Pastorale stick, three bags of coins (three balls of gold)