In Addition To Ship Altars
The ship had originally four side altars in the 18th century have been dismantled or rebuilt:
- John Altar: Was the Evangelist John, George and Gallus on 4 Consecrated October 1532. More cartridge were also the ten thousand knights, Dorothea and Margaret of Antioch . This altar stood against the wall in front of the tower. On Memorial Church of the Holy Ten Thousand Knight 22 June, he was worshiped.
- Passion of Jesus Christ Altar: The altar was on 10 Established in May 1494 in honor of the suffering of Jesus Christ and of Mary, of Lawrence 'of Lazarus ', the Maximin of Trier, the Catherine and Lucy of Syracuse . He was finally consecrated on 4 October 1532 the Holy Cross, Martin and Lucia. He stood in the northern corner of the gable wall and the long wall.
- Anthony Altar: The altar was according to the records of the Stifterpfrund 15 June 1471 consecrated to the glory of God, Mary, John the Evangelist, of James' the Great, Anthony the Great, Erhard of Regensburg, Leonard of Limoges, Simon Peter, Lawrence of Rome, Pantaleon, Vitus, Barbara of Nicomedia, Dorothea Margareta of Antioch and Agatha. He stood at the northern long wall of the ship's side.
- Synesiusaltar: The original Synesiusaltar in the middle of the gable wall was only after the transfer of the relics of the catacomb on 18 August 1653 built.
Except for the converted Synesius altar are all altars in the 18th century Mined and reconstructed by the present composition in the Rococo style was replaced by in 1760. The Synesiusschiff today has three altars, which were originally created in 1760 by Christian may Scharpf. The altars are the Synesius (middle altar), the Sebastian (north side altar) and the three kings consecrated (south-facing altar). The altars are triptychonartig next to each other, are kept in the Rococo style and made of polychrome marble stucco. The altar tables are bulbous and have a trough-shaped Säulenretabel. The volute cambered are multiple and that of Synesiusaltar was sitting sideways on his two little guardian angel.
On the Synesiusaltar is an inherited from an older altar Synesius Baroque statue of the sculptor Gregory Allhelg . Of him the rest of the altar statues were created. In addition to the pillar on the north side is Martin of Tours, and south-Lucia of Syracuse. On the pillars of the Church of St. Nicholas cartridge are on the left and Mary Magdalene on the right side. The altar also contains a tabernakelförmigen shrine to receive the relics of Synesius'. Font
Images of the artist Joseph Anton Schuler enrich the altar constructions, and show the Sebastian, Antonio Hermit, Johann Nepomuk, the baptism of Jesus Christ, the Magi and Anna . The image of Antonio Hermit bears the signature "Joseph Antoni Schueller, 1760".
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