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Cross in Iconoclast Programs

The cross served as an acceptable and prominently promoted Christian image in some Iconoclast settings where figural images were removed or avoided.

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Dormition at Nicaea: Iconoclast InterventionCross in Iconoclast Programs ←uses— Dormition at Nicaea: Iconoclast Intervention · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-294.First Iconoclast PeriodCross in Iconoclast Programs —promoted-during→ First Iconoclast Period · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-287.Hagia Eirene Apse Cross, mid–late 750sCross in Iconoclast Programs ←uses— Hagia Eirene Apse Cross, mid–late 750s · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-286.

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Cross in Iconoclast ProgramsusesDormition at Nicaea: Iconoclast Interventionoccurs-atChurch of the Dormition at Nicaea
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Cross in Iconoclast Programspromoted-duringFirst Iconoclast PeriodprecedesSecond Iconoclast Period
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Cross in Iconoclast Programspromoted-duringFirst Iconoclast Periodcontains-eventCouncil of Hieria, 754
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