Harbaville Triptych
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The Harbaville Triptych is a Byzantine ivory triptych of the 10th century representing the Christ and saints.
[edit] Recto
 Recto, full view |
 Left leaf, top panel: St. Theodore the Recruit, St Theodore the Commander |
 Left leaf, bottom panel: St. Eustratius and St. Arethas. In the roundels, St Mercurius and St Thomas the Apostle. |
 Middle leaf, top panel: Christ, his mother and John the Baptist |
 Middle leaf, bottom panel: Apostles James, John, Peter, Paul and Andrew |
 Right leaf, top panel: St. George and St. Eustace |
 Right leaf, bottom panel: St. Demetrius and St. Procopius. In the roundels, St. Philip the Apostle and St Pantaleimon |
[edit] Verso
 Verso, full view |
 Middle leaf: the cross, two trees of life and the inscription "Iesou Christos nika" ("Jesus Christ conquers") |
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