There is also a legend that St Eloi resolved the problem of a horse reluctant to be shod. He thought it was possessed by demons, so he cut off the horse's foreleg and, while the horse stood on the remaining three legs and watched, he re-shod the hoof on the amputated leg, before miraculously re-attaching the leg to the horse.[14]
The legend is depicted in a pre-Reformation carving in the Wincanton Parish Church, Slapton Church Northamptonshire, England,[15] a tapestry in the Hospices de Beaune (Hotel Dieu) in Beaune,[16] France as well as in a 14th-century painting attributed to Niccolo di Pietro Gerini in the Petit Palais in Avignon, France.[17] The painting was confiscated from an Austrian collector by the Germans during WWII, and was restituted to the heirs of the original owners in March 2013 by the French Ministry of Culture.
[名]（複-le /-li/）祭壇上の飾台（の額面画［浮彫］）
predella
/prɪˈdɛlə/
noun
- a step or platform on which an altar is placed.
- a painting or sculpture on the front of a raised shelf above an altar, which typically forms the base for an altarpiece.
"four predella panels by Botticelli"
The Miracle of St. Eligius, predella panel from the Altarpiece of St. Mark, 1492
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