15th Century German Artwork of St. Valentine
The text at the top reads:
“Sant Valetin but got für uns” — “Saint Valentine prays to God for us”
And the word in the middle-right area is “Zurusach” — referring to Zurzach, a town in Switzerland that is known for housing relics of Saint Valentine.
From a late medieval 15th Century German woodcut, showing Saint Valentine as a bishop (with mitre and crosier) interceding for the sick and afflicted lying at his feet.





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