In many instances Ecclesia and Synagoga are single figures rather than a row of figures.
One example (the objects held by the figures to identify them as Christian or Jewish are not always the same):
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Another side note from the same manuscript. The chalices with blood are interesting because they are similar to the way the Ecclesia torch is sometimes drawn:
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Here is an early-medieval example (figures are explicitly labeled) from Gianni Dagli Orti:
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And an early one from Liber Floridus with chalice and staff (the Pauper's Bible aslso has chalice and staff):
One example (the objects held by the figures to identify them as Christian or Jewish are not always the same):
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Another side note from the same manuscript. The chalices with blood are interesting because they are similar to the way the Ecclesia torch is sometimes drawn:
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Here is an early-medieval example (figures are explicitly labeled) from Gianni Dagli Orti:
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And an early one from Liber Floridus with chalice and staff (the Pauper's Bible aslso has chalice and staff):