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Left:   St. Charles Borromeo             Right:  St. Edward the Confessor           Note top image, detailed below:

Personification of charity

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St. Charles Borromeo

St. Edward's reputation for holiness, which began during his life, was based on his accessibility to his subjects, his generosity to the poor, ... Tradition of his physical appearance: he was a tall man with a long face, ash-blond hair and beard, ruddy complexion and long, thin fingers. - Iconography in Art and Architecture: St. Edward the Confessor

The legend of his ring is that Edward gave a ring to a beggar near Westminster. Two years later some English pilgrims in the Holy Land (or in India) met an old man who said he was John the Apostle. He gave them the ring and told them to return it to Edward, whom they were charged to warn of impending death in six months' time. - Iconography in Art and Architecture: St. Edward the Confessor