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This miracle is found in the New Testament. The scene shows five standing male figures, Christ is the leftmost; in front of them is a kneeling woman touching the hem of Christ's robe; all appear to be barefoot. In the background, there is a tree on the left side, to the right of which are a number of multistorey buildings.
English Heritage, Helmsley Archaeological Store
Helmsley
Title
Jesus Healing the Bleeding Woman
Date
17th C
Medium
alabaster
Measurements
H 55.5 x W 38 x D 6.5 cm
Accession number
88092152
Work type
Relief
Inscription description
inscription below: MARCIDA SANGUINEO LANGUEBAT EOEMINA FLUXU / EXCRUCIATA ANNOS AD DUA LUSTRA DUOS / IPSA TAMEN TANTA EST FIDUCIA VESTIS IESU / DETUR AIT LIMBUM TANGERE SANA / FOREM / ATTINGIT FLUIDUS STETIT HUMOR CEDE REDEMPTOR / SIC TANGAM UT BENE STET QUOD MALE CORDE ELVIT (A woman was suffering from ill health, tormented with a bloody flux for twice five years. Her faith was very great. Her garment was given to Jesus. She said "Touch my hem and I shall be healed". He touched it. Her fluid sickness stopped. Grant my redeemer, that I may touch (you in such a way) that anything bad which flows from my heart may stop and become well)
English Heritage, Helmsley Archaeological Store
Castlegate, Helmsley, North Yorkshire YO62 5AB England
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