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Early Christian sarcophagus with the Anastasis (Descent into Limbo). Roman, ca. 340-350. At far left, Cain and Abel presenting their offerings to God; arrest of St. Peter; Anastasis; Martyrdom of St. Paul; Job on a dung heap, his wife covering her nose.  
Location Museo Lateranense/Vatican Museums
Unique Identifier ART38541 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 7300px × 2535px 
Photo Credit © Alinari Archives / (name of photographer) / Art Resource, NY 
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4th century CE
Arrest
Cain and Abel, Old Testament
Chi Rho monogram
Christ, Descent into Limbo
Early Christian
Job, Prophet
Martyrdom
Relief
Saint Paul the Apostle
Saint Peter the Apostle
Sarcophagus
Sculpture