446 Route 46. COLOGNE. From Aix-la-Chap.
and Ursula, ¢. 1480. — Reliquary of copper gilt set with enas
mels of Cologne, XIII cent, — Reliquary Monstrance, XV
cent. Splendid Processional Cross of silver parcel gilt with
richly chiselled ornamen S,C. 1500. 2 Ghasubles of red velveb
with embroidered orphreys, end of XV cent., anda Cope end of
XVI cent. Painting with portrait of the donor in the costume of
acanon kneeling by I. Van Meckenen ?, end of XV cent.; another
of Christ crucified with the B. V., 8S. Johu, Jerome, Margaret
and the donor, XV cent.

The Cuurca or tag
building of XI cent.

 

 

Minorires, consecrated in 19260, is a8 aisled
> With pentagonal apse to chancel; it has
no triforium ; there is a very elegant six sided wooden turret
with crocketted spire over the chancel arch; it contains a carved
pulpit of Renaissance style and an excellent organ. Here were
preserved the Mss. of Duns Scotus in 14 vols. folio for nearly 5
centuries until the French carried them away to Paris; 2 vols.
were lost in removal. ‘
S. Anprew’s, a3 aisled cruciform Church, originally built on
the same plan as S. Mary in the Capitol, with 3 semicircular
apses, but having been struck by lightuing in 1290, it underwent
considerable alterations. The Choir was entirely rebuilt in 14147
by Abp. Theodoric ; though wanting in severity it is nevertheless ©
very handsome: the apses of the trans. were then made polygonal; =
the Nave and Aisles with the central octagonal tower completed
in 1220, and the fine W. end flanked by 2 square towers and
adorned with black marble columns, are Romanesque. Choir:
Carved stalls with figures of saints, etc., c. 1420; Tr. repr. the
Crucifixion, S. Jerome and S. Andrew. N. Trans..: Image of the
Mater dolorosa anda painting of the Crucifixion, XVI cent. S. Trans.-
Statue of the B. V., colored, XV cent. ; Carved altar of XVII cent.,
over which is an exquisite shrine of wood carved and gilt con-
taining relics of the Machabees and their mother; on-either side
are 5 events in their history, and at the ends 2 more, placed in® :
parallel with the lives of Christ and the B. V., XV cent. N. Aisle: =
2 sarcophagi containing the remains of S. Undaline and the cele-
brated philosopher Albertus Magnus, removed hither from the old
church of the Dominicans. S. Aisle - Statue of the B. V., XVI
cent. Painting repr. our Lady of the Rosary protecting a multi-
tude of her clients, S. Dominic ands. Peter Marty, 1575. Sacristy :
Small case for relics, XII cent. Chas uble, stole and maniple
of Albertus Magnus, Bp. of Ratisbonne, who died in the Dominican
convent here in 1280; they are made of a light blue silk plush,
the stole and maniple are embroidered. 2 Reliquaries, XIV
and XV cent.; and a Pax and Chalice of XVI cent.
S. Mary’s, in the Lang-Gasse, was erected in 1678 by J. J. de