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1882
Volume 11, Issue 1
  • ISSN: 1250-7334
  • E-ISSN: 2295-9718

Abstract

Abstract

In the Catacomb of Via Latina (Via Dino Compagni) on the back wall of an arcosolium in Ferrua’s cubiculum B (Pavia’s E), are represented two scenes from Prophet Eliseus’s life. On the left is the ascension of Elias in the presence of Eliseus (the chariot of fire, 2 Kings 2, 11 18); on the right, Eliseus’s choice as a disciple of Elias (1 Kings 19, 19-21). All that remains are the two oxen of Eliseus’s sacrifice and the young Eliseus seated on a stone near a plough and a yoke. The latter scene is a “unicum” in ancient Christian iconography; no other examples before the 16th century are known.[Author]

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