File:Korneliushorn aus St. Severin, zu Gast im Museum Schnütgen 2016 -5490.jpg

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English: The so-called horn of Saint Cornelius in the romanesque church of St. Severin in Cologne, originally a drinking-horn, refurbished around the year 1500 as reliquary for several saints, including Saint Cornelius, Saint Cyprian, and the remains of Saint Ursula and her 11.000 virgin martyrs. It's exhibited in Museum Schnütgen in 2016 for a period of 2 months during renovation works in the church.
Deutsch: Das sogenannte „Korneliushorn“ (auch: Corneliushorn) von St. Severin, genutzt seit 1500 als Reliquienschrein, ist im Jahr für zwei Monate im Museum Schnütgen ausgestellt, während in St. Severin Renovierungsarbeiten durchgeführt werden. Metallband am oberen Teil mit Edelsteinen und Wappenschmuck
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