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Why is there a “vampire” rabbit on one of the buildings in Amen Corner opposite St. Nicholas cathedral?

April 26, 2017amen corner buildings culture Folklore mythology opposite rabbit Society St Vampire

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Why is there a “vampire” rabbit on one of the buildings in Amen Corner opposite St. Nicholas cathedral?

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As part of their stained glass and interior decoration, several medieval cathedrals include illustrations of virtues and vices. The vice of cowardice was depicted as a knight running away from a rabbit. Notre Dame in Paris has no fewer than three such medallions of the “Killer Rabbit”.