Святитель Лука: окс, с (7) мазью, (8) мешком семян, кораблем, (9) пятью булавами [без рыб], ключом [атрибут святого Петра], солнцем, (10) женщиной [святой Марфой или святой Марией Магдалиной], мечом, (11) злом, цепью / фараоном, (12) сердцем, [сокровищницей? -] грудью

St. Mary Magdalene is often depicted in Christian art holding a jar of ointment, which is meant to symbolize the ointment she used to anoint the feet of Jesus during the Last Supper, as described in the New Testament. This act of devotion is seen as a powerful expression of Mary Magdalene's love and devotion to Jesus, she pours the ointment from the jar onto Jesus' feet.

In artistic depictions, St. Luke is often shown holding an ox or with an ox nearby, as a symbol of his association with the Gospel of Luke and his devotion to Jesus and the Holy Family. The image of St. Luke with an ox is a reminder of the importance of sacrifice, devotion, and compassion in the Christian life.