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Mary Joan Leith
Bryn Mawr Classical Review, 2019
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Catherine Gines Taylor
Late Antique Images of the Virgin Annunciate Spinning, 2018
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Catherine Gines Taylor
Studia Patristica , 2013
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Catherine Gines Taylor
Interdisciplinary Studies in Textiles and Dress in Antiquity: Oxford , 2015
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José María SALVADOR-GONZALEZ
Art Studies and Architectural Journal, 2015
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Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 2014
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José María SALVADOR-GONZALEZ
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Maria Evangelatou
Images of the Mother of God: Perceptions of the …, 2004
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Nierika: Revista de Estudios de Arte, v.2 (2013): 32-41.
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José María SALVADOR-GONZALEZ
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José María SALVADOR-GONZALEZ
Eikon / Imago, 2017
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Vasileios Marinis
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Matthew Milliner
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Byzantine iconography of The Nativity of the Virgin Mary in the light of a homily of St. John Damascene
José María SALVADOR-GONZALEZ
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Todor Mitrovic
Editura Bizantina, Bucharest, 2024
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Eirini Panou
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XAIPE MAPIA: Annunciation Imagery in the Making, IKON 10 (2017), 45-62.
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Timothy Scott
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Renana Bartal
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The Iconographical Subject ''Christ the Vine'' in Byzantine and Post-byzantine Art
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Warren Woodfin
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Lasse Hodne
2012
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The Tears of Holy Virgin in the Byzantine Tradition as Inspirations and/or Possible Sources of the Cult of Pictures of Mary in the Late European Baroque
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