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The the biblical tale of Tobias, which was popular in late fifteenth century Florence, tells of a boy who is sent by his blind father to collect a debt, accompanied by his guardian angel, Raphael. On the journey they catch a fish,m the guts of which turn out to have healing powers, including that of restoring the father’s sight, raphael was the patron saint of travelers and of the guild of physicians and apothecaries. The tale of hom and Tobias was particularly appealing to the wealthy merchants who had become arty patrons in Florence, especially those with traveling sons. . . . . Page 50
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