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Iconodulism (also
iconoduly or iconodulia)
designates the
religious service to
icons (kissing and
honourable veneration, incense, and candlelight). The...
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revoked the
Nicene Council's
decrees regarding holy icons,
condemning both
iconodulism (veneration of icons) and
iconoclasm (destruction of icons), "allowing...
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supposed to have been 95
years old when he was
tortured for his
iconodulism.: 43 In the
reign of Leo III the
Isaurian (r. 717–741), he was mutilated...
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sermon On the
Martyrdom of St
Euphemia was
advanced as an
argument for
iconodulism at the
Second Council of
Nicaea in 787. In the late 4th century, a large...
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Chrysostom Nestorianism Icons Iconodulism Iconoclasm Great Schism Fall of
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Oriental Orthodoxy Church of the East
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Constantinople Armenia Georgia Greece...
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Hilandar monastery of the Holy Mountain. Due to his
commitment to
iconodulism, he was
condemned by
anathema by the
iconoclastic Council of
Hieria in...
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Religious images in
Christian theology Aniconism in
Christianity Iconodulism Veneration Latria Ostrogorsky,
George (1956).
History of the Byzantine...
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Irene (797–802 AD)
reinstated a
policy of
iconodulism, and in 787 AD, at the
Council of Nicaea,
iconodulism was made
official church policy, thus revoking...
