Ignatius Loyola
found er of the order of Jesuits, is depicted in art sometimes
with the sacred monogram
I.H.S. on his breast, and sometimes contemplating it, surrounded by
glory in the skies, in allusion to his boast that his had a miraculous
knowledge of the mystery of the Trinity vouchsafed to him. He is so
represented in Rubens' famous picture in Warwick Castle.
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