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Acheiropoieta (Medieval Gr****: αχειροποίητα, lit. 'made
without hand'; sg.
acheiropoieton) — also
called icons made
without hands (and variants) — are Christian...
- μανδύλιον, 'cloth' or 'towel'), in
Eastern Orthodoxy, it is also
known as
Acheiropoieton (Gr****: Εἰκόν' ἀχειροποίητη, lit. 'icon not made by hand'). In the tradition...
- It is
mostly mentioned in
connection with the
Image of Camuliana, an
acheiropoieton or "icon not made by hands" of the face of Christ,
which was one of...
- Ιεροσολυμίτισσα) or the All-Holy Lady of
Jerusalem icon of the
Mother of God is an
acheiropoieton located in the Tomb of Mary in
Gethsemane in Jerusalem. The icon is...
-
finished by an angel. This
celebrated icon of
Santissimi Salvatore Acheiropoieton ("not made by
human hands"), on
certain occasions, used to be carried...
- Christ, and an
image not
created by
human hands (Gr****: ἀχειροποίητον,
acheiropoieton),
which is in the
Sancta Sanctorum chapel of the
Lateran Palace. The...
-
image of the Holy Face of
Jesus produced by
other than
human means (an
acheiropoieton, "made
without hand").
Various existing images have been
claimed to...
- the
photograph of the shroud. The
religious concept of the
miraculous acheiropoieton (Gr****: made
without hands) has a long
history in Christianity, going...
-
Church of
Hosios David the Dendrite) in Thessaloniki, Greece, that is an
acheiropoieton (a
religious image that is
believed to have been made miraculously)...
- "Not-Made-by-Hands" of
Camuliana in
Cappadocia (Image of Camuliana), an
acheiropoieton (ca. 303) The
Restoration of the
Temple of the 40
Martyrs of Sebaste...
