Saint Jacob of Nisibis, bishop who saved his city from a siege by King Shapur II of Persia, died c. 338. In Byzantine military costume of the 11th century. From a painting by Dominique Papety made in the Agia Lavra Monastery, Mt. Athos, now in the Louvre. Saint Jacques le Persan, Empire de Byzance, XIe siecle. Chromolithograph by Emile Beau after an illustration by Claudius Joseph Ciappori from Charles Louandres Les Arts Somptuaires, The Sumptuary Arts, Hangard-Mauge, Paris, 1858.

Name: Saint Jacob of Nisibis, bishop who saved his city from a siege by King Shapur II of Persia, died c. 338. In Byzantine military costume of the 11th century. From a painting by Dominique Papety made in the Agia Lavra Monastery, Mt. Athos, now in the Louvre. Saint Jacques le Persan, Empire de Byzance, XIe siecle. Chromolithograph by Emile Beau after an illustration by Claudius Joseph Ciappori from Charles Louandres Les Arts Somptuaires, The Sumptuary Arts, Hangard-Mauge, Paris, 1858. - SuperStock
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Saint Jacob of Nisibis, bishop who saved his city from a siege by King Shapur II of Persia, died c. 338. In Byzantine military costume of the 11th century. From a painting by Dominique Papety made in the Agia Lavra Monastery, Mt. Athos, now in the Louvre. Saint Jacques le Persan, Empire de Byzance, XIe siecle. Chromolithograph by Emile Beau after an illustration by Claudius Joseph Ciappori from Charles Louandres Les Arts Somptuaires, The Sumptuary Arts, Hangard-Mauge, Paris, 1858.

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