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The particular iconography found on the tradition Saint Librada belongs to makes her a participant of a series of religious figures with a very specific characteristic: the cross symbolizing the martyrdom. However, this can lead to confusions when interpreting its meaning. An accurate analysis of the image cannot be only concerned with the assessment of its iconography. The aim and goal of this article is to study an example developed in the ancient Diocese of Cartagena under the bishopric of Cardinal Belluga. It is our goal to analyze and to re-evaluate of an sculpture set from the mid-1700s in which Saint Librada seems to appear along with other female saints still unrecognized.

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Diversas interpretaciones de una misma imagen: controversias iconográficas de Santa Librada en el sureste peninsular dentro de un conjunto escultórico del siglo XVIII