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Samuel cries to the Lord, who had repented that he had set up Saul to be King (I Sam. XV:10-11); Saul, reproved by Samuel and told that God will deprive him of his kingdom, lays hold of Samuel's mantle, as he turns to go away, and rends it (I Sam. XV:25-28); Agag is brought to Samuel, who hews him in pieces (I Sam. XV:31-33). France (probably Paris), c.1250 CE. MS. M.638, f.25.
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ART63904
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Image
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Public
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560px × 650px
Photo Credit
The Morgan Library & Museum / Art Resource, NY
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13th century CE
Amalekites
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French
Gothic (1150-1500)
M.638/PML (Maciejowski Bible)
Samuel, Old Testament Judge and Prophet
Saul, King of Israel