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Acheiropoieta (Medieval Gr****: αχειροποίητα, 'made
without hand';
singular acheiropoieton) — also
called icons made
without hands (and variants) — are...
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reinforcing the bond of the
state and the
divine order. The
tradition of
acheiropoieta (ἀχειροποίητα,
literally 'not-made-by-hand')
accrued to
icons that are...
- The race and
appearance of Jesus,
widely accepted by
researchers to be a
Judean from Galilee, has been a
topic of
discussion since the days of
early Christianity...
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Catholics and is also one of the
Catholic devotions to Christ.
Various acheiropoieta (literally "not-handmade")
items relating to
Christ have been reported...
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Helena as a saint, as does also the
Anglican Communion. A
number of
acheiropoieta (lit. 'made
without hand';
icons not made by hand)
images reported to...
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increase the
prestige of Rome and its pope by
claiming a
similar acheiropoieta, the Veil of Veronica. In
later Western European tradition the main...
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Acheiropoieta Lateranese icon of
Christ Pantocrator,
known as the Veronica, that was
supposedly begun by
Saint Luke and
finished as an
acheiropoieta (which...
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Svayambhuva Manu, the
first man born
during a
given age of the earth.
Acheiropoieta in the
Christian tradition, literally, "works made
without human hands"...
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unknown artist Veronica and the
Carrying of Christ,
Gaspar de
Crayer Acheiropoieta Women at the
crucifixion Jesus healing the
bleeding woman List of names...
- Key
artefacts to blur this
boundary emerged in c. 570 in the form of
acheiropoieta,
images claimed to have been
created miraculously or "not by
human hands"...
