Early Christianity: early Christian inscriptions from 
Noerdange (early 5 century) and Wasserbillig. 
THE ABBEY OF ST WILLIBRORD 
IN ECHTERNACH (8* and 9* centuries) 
Reconstruction of the ambo, the chancels and the 
oillars of the former Merovingian church of the St 
Willibrord abbey in Echternach (8 century). Re- 
zonstruction of the chancel of the Carolingian 
hurch (about 800). Retable from Rosport (late 121 
zentury). 
NUMISMATIC COLLECTION 
Room 10 
Show-case 1: CELTIC COINS 
Treviran coins. Coinages from the Titelberg, from 
the De la Fontaine collection, etc. 
Show-case 2: ROMAN REPUBLIC 
A selection from the De la Fontaine collection. 
Show-case 3: ROMAN EMPIRE 
Aureus of Laelian, bronze medallion of Lucius 
Verus, etc. 
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Zetable from Rospoart (12* centurv) [Room 161 
FINE ARTS 
Middle Ages and 
Modern Times 
Rooms 17 to 19 
REGIONAL SCULPTURES (16* century) 
Sculptures from the former Renaissance palace of 
Pierre-Ernest Mansfeld, governor of the Duchy of 
Luxembourg from 1545 to 1604: grotesques, 
nermes-columns (fragments). Funeral inscription 
rom the former mausoleum of P.-E. Mansfeld. 
Two tombstones from the Dominican monastery in 
Marienthal. 
REGIONAL SCULPTURES (16 to 18 centuries) 
Sculptures coming from workshops in Treves, the 
Brabant and the Flanders: The Adoration of the 
Magi, Christ in the Garden of Gethsemani and the 
sleeping Apostles, Golgotha, The Holy Virgin with 
Child. St Theobald. The Annunciation. etc. 
REGIONAL SCULPTURES (14 to 16 centuries) 
Sculptures from regional workshops of the Lor- 
‚aine, Treves and the Champagne: Altar with 
Saints and Donors, The Crucifixion, The risen 
Christ surrounded by the instruments of the Pas- 
sion, St Anthony the Hermit, various representa- 
tions of the Holv Virain with Child. etc 
Show-case 4: ROMAN TREASURES 
A selection from Roman treasures found near Et- 
telbruck (1889), Dalheim (1842), etc. Notice a 
bronze mask from Hellange and Roman and 
Merovingian adornments. Coins of the Merovin- 
gian period. 
Show-case 5: LUXEMBOURG COINS 
Royal d’or of John the Blind, Philippusdalder of 
Philip II., etc. Coin dies for the obsidional thaler of 
1795. 
Show-case 6: TREASURES FROM THE MIDDLE 
AGES AND MODERN TIMES 
A selection from the treasures found near Monder- 
sange (1889), Echternach (1856), Arsdorf (1914), 
atC. 
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