Anga church

The altar piece dates from 1370.

This illustration on the north wall of the church represents the full story of the Golden Legend depicting Saint George killing the winged dragon outside the walls of the city of Silene. The King's daughter is awaiting her faith as she has been called to be sacrificed to apaise the dragon while the King and Queen are praying and watching from the walls. It will take to the inhabitants of Silene to convert to christianity before Saint George will finally chop-off the head of the dragon. At the bottom, among other scenes, the flight into Egypt and Jesus baptisms.

Martyrdom of St Margaret of antioch: The first scene on the top right depicts Margaret attracting the attention of the Roman Governor. Upon refusing the advances of the Governor, she is brought to the city (scene 2), trialed and tortured. She is eaten by a dragon, but her christian cross upsets the dragon "digestion" and she is expelled (scene 3). She then kills the dragon with a hammer or cross (scene 4). She undergoes various torures until she is boiled in a cauldron, but she reamins unhurt, until the Governor orders her to be beheaded.