DescriptionChrist en croix, sacramentaire de Drogon.jpg
Français:Miniature du Christ en croix. Le corps mort et meurtri du Christ verse de l'eau et du sang, qui sont collectés par une image de femme reconnaissable en tant qu'Ecclesia, l'Église, dans le Saint Calice, qui deviendra plus tard la légende du Saint Graal. Le Serpent s'enroule à la base de la croix et des figures représentant le Soleil et la Lune sont témoins de l'événement par dessus.
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