English: Funerary monument of Saint Mansuy (second half of 4th century), the first bishop of Toul in the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire de Toul. Saint Mansuy was interred in the necropolis bordering the ancient road to Metz, north of Toul. First an oratory, later a benedictine abbey was erected at this site. This limestone monument was carved at the beginning of the 16th century, it shows a lying prelate, dressed in the pontifical ornaments of the bishops of toul of the era. He wears a mitre and a cross and a ‘’surhuméral’’ (a small piece of clothing typical for the Toul diocese). His feet rest on a lion, symbol of vigilance. The little kneeling figure at his feet, holding a round object, reminds one of the miracle of the drowned child.