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FRA ANGELICO
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Rome, and was buried in S. Maria sopra Minerva, where Pope Nicholas himself composed the Latin epitaph on his tomb.

Hic jacet ven: Pictor. Fr: Joc. de Flor. Ord: Pred:
M.CCCC.LV.

Non mihi sit laudi, quod eram velut alter Apelles,

Sed quod lucra tuis omnia, Christe dabam,

Altera nam terris opera extant, altera cœlo;

Urbs me Joannem flos tulit Etruriæ.

"Not mine be the praise if I was another Apelles, but that I gave all I had to Thy poor, O Christ!

"That city which is the flower of Etruria bore me, Giovanni."


Chief Works
Florence.—Accademia: 166. Descent from the Cross.
227. Madonna and six Saints.
234-237, 252-254. Panels of Life of Christ (in part).
240. Madonna.
243, 257, 258. Life of SS. Cosimo and Damiano.
246. Entombment.
250. Crucifixion,
251. Coronation of the Virgin.
265. Madonna and four Saints.
266. Last Judgment.
281. Madonna and eight Saints.
283. Pietà and Saints.
Florence.— Uffizi: 17. Madonna with Angels and Saints, 1433.
1162. Birth of St. John.
1178. Sposalizio.
1184. Death of the Virgin.
1290. Coronation of the Virgin.
Florence.— Museum of S. Marco: Cloisters: Frescoes—St. Peter Martyr, St. Dominic, St. Thomas Aquinas, Christ as Pilgrim, Pietà. Chapter-House: Crucifixion and Saints. Corridor: Annunciation, St. Dominic at foot of the Cross, Madonna and Saints. Cells: 1. Noli me Tangere; 2. Entombment; 3. Annunciation; 4. Crucifixion; 5. Nativity; 6. Transfiguration;