Two miracles of San Zeno, who became Bishop of Verona in 362. The centre panel is described as 'San Zeno and the bound ones' but what the miracle was I have been unable to find out. What is interesting, however, is the representation of Zeno himself. He was, apparently, a keen angler, heading off to the river Adige whenever he wasn't required for miracles or ecclesiastical duties.
The panels showing Gallienus are somewhat confusing, as Gallienus, Roman Emperor, ruled almost a hundred years before the time of Zeno. The legend persisted: there is a painting of Zeno exorcising Gallienus's daughter by Fra Filippo Lippi in the National Gallery in London.
The central, damaged image shows another miracle by Zeno: as he was fishing, he saw a horse and cart run out of control. He was able to calm the horse by making the sign of the cross.
