L'idée de l'Ecclesia et la scène de l'Annonciation. Quelques aspects
Abstract
The Incarnate Word and the Virgin Mary, representative of the human species, united in the Annunciation. This event has been considered as the cornerstone for the foundation of the Church. Thus, both in Byzantium and the medieval West the representations of the Annunciation are enhanced by certain symbolical features, which relate to the Incarnation and the Virgin and which by extension pay an emphasis to the foundation of the Holy Church.
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PAPASTAVROU, H. (2011). L’idée de l’Ecclesia et la scène de l’Annonciation. Quelques aspects. Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society, 21, 227–240. https://doi.org/10.12681/dchae.561
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