
Gregory Tile
Gregory the Great
Feast Day: September 3
Patron of Educators, Teachers, Students, Scholars, Choirs, Singers, Musicians, Masons, Stonecutters, West Indies
Invoked Against Gout, Plague and Fever
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Actual size: 6" x 8" x 1/4" thick or 8" x 10" x 1/4" thick
Signed and dated; wire hanger is attached to the back. The tiles can also be mounted permanently on a wall, as with any ceramic tile. (Let us know if you don't want the wire hanger on the back.)
The symbolic imagery:
Gregory works at his desk, surrounded by books, music and instruments. A portrait of him leans against his seat.
Two school boys peer in and a Roman aqueduct is in the distance. A dove sits at his shoulder and amused angels look down from behind the banner: Gregorius Maximus.
On the stone wall are symbols of knowledge, Great Britain, the West Indies, a trowel, the papacy, and the legend:Servus Servorum Dei.
Gregory works at his desk, surrounded by books, music and instruments. A portrait of him leans against his seat.
Two school boys peer in and a Roman aqueduct is in the distance. A dove sits at his shoulder and amused angels look down from behind the banner: Gregorius Maximus.
On the stone wall are symbols of knowledge, Great Britain, the West Indies, a trowel, the papacy, and the legend:Servus Servorum Dei.
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