<p>Saint John Chrysostom (349-407), Archbishop of Constantinople, confronting the Empress Eudoxia (? -404). It shows the patriarch blaming the Empress of the West, Eudoxia (Aelia Eudoxia), for her life of luxury and splendor. Painting by Jean Paul Laurens (1838-1921), 1893. Augustins Museum, Toulouse, France</p>
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Jean Laurens
