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The beardless Saint Philip is shown with a distinctive hair-style shaped into a zigzag fringe on the forehead. He wears a robe and a cloak draped from his left shoulder and in his right hand, on a cloth, he carries his emblem, three loaves of a typical medieval shape to represent the Feeding of the Five Thousand. From his left arm hangs a long scroll which presumably originally bore the words of the Apostles' Creed attributed to him. The saint's head has been broken off and repaired. His left hand is missing. There is some damage at the figure's shoulders.
Saint Philip was present at the miracle of the Feeding of the Five thousand whereby Jesus fed a multitude of people with only five loaves and two fishes.
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