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WHEN YOU SEE A NAKED MAN, CLOTHE HIM, AND DO NOT SCORN YOUR OWN FLESH
DO NOT BE LAZY IN VISITING THE SICK, FOR IT IS THUS THAT YOU ASSERT YOURSELF IN CHARITY
BRING INTO YOUR HOUSE THE POOR AND THOSE WHO ARE CAST OUT
HAPPY ARE THOSE WHO FEED THE HUNGRY
THE BRONZE SERPENT
GO BEFORE THOSE WHO ARE THIRSTY AND BRING THEM WATER
WHEN YOU LEFT YOUR REPAST TO REMOVE THE DEAD, TO CONCEAL THEM IN YOUR HOUSE, AND BURY THEM AT NIGHT, I OFFERED YOUR PRAYER TO THE LORD
REMEMBER THOSE WHO ARE IMPRISONED, AS IF YOU WERE IMPRISONED WITH THEM
PORTRAIT OF NOËL COYPEL

Louis Audran

When you See a Naked Man, Clothe Him, and do not Scorn your own Flesh

1783

Louis Audran

French, 1670-1712

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French, 1670-1712
Nationality: French