MS M.50, Fol. 23v

Sts. Liphard and Urbicius (fol. 23v, left)

St. Liphard is identified as an abbot in chasuble (the ornate vestment worn by the priest at Mass) and miter (liturgical headdress) he wears as well as the crozier (symbolic staff) he is holding. He offers a blessing from a book held by a monk who is probably meant to be St. Urbicius.

Urbicius was the sole companion with whom Liphard had retired in solitude and who succeeded Liphard as head of the religious community that came into being around the two at Meung-sur-Loire.