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Święta Apolonia – patronka dentystów w malarstwie europejskim

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Stwora I., Wilemska-Kucharzewska K., Kucharzewski M.
Annales Academiae Medicae Silesiensis
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2012
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vol. 66
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issue 4
76-80
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Saint Apollonia was a saint somewhere in the early ages, therefore little is known about her life. What we do know, however, is that she was a Catholic nun and lived in Alexandria at the end of the III century. During the uprising against the Christians which took place in Alexandria, she had her jaw broken as well as her teeth smashed, thereafter, she was burned alive. Consequently, the ruthless and extremely painful tortures performed on Saint Apollonia quickly became the topic of a number of graphics, paintings and sculptures. In the following work the authors discuss only a few of the paintings in which Saint Apollonia is depicted.
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Wiedza o życiu św. Apolonii jest niewielka. Wiadomo, że mieszkała w Aleksandrii pod koniec III wieku. Była katolicką zakonnicą. Podczas pogromu chrześcijan w Aleksandrii torturowano ją, połamano jej szczękę i powybijano wszystkie zęby, a następnie spalono na stosie. Jej męczeńska śmierć na długo stała się tematem wielu grafi k, obrazów olejnych i rzeźb. W pracy autorzy omawiają tylko niektóre obrazy ukazujące świętą.
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