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Mandylion

Famous acheiropoietic tradition centered on a cloth believed to bear an image of Christ’s face.

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Miraculous-Image Traditions

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Christrepresents · source-backed

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  1. Scenes
    MandylionrepresentsChrist← includesNativity of Christ
    Two-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  2. ScenesTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  3. Scenes
    MandylionrepresentsChrist← includesTransfiguration
    Two-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  4. Visual grammar
    MandylionrepresentsChrist← identifiesIC XC
    Two-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  5. Visual grammar
    MandylionrepresentsChrist← identifiesCross Halo
    Two-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  6. Visual grammar
    MandylionrepresentsChrist← representsChi-Rho Christogram
    Two-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  7. ObjectsTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  8. ObjectsTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  9. ObjectsTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
  10. History & transmissionTwo-step graph path · edge evidence: source-backed + source-backed
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AcheiropoietosMandylion ←includes-tradition— Acheiropoietos · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-055.ChristMandylion —represents→ Christ · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-056.
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  3. MandylionrepresentsChristincludesDeesis
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Acheiropoietos
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
represents
Christ
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Icons and Iconoclasm in Byzantium
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