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a: New Testament Trinity above royal doors, 17 th century iconostasis, Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin Suzdal Kremlin (Balderstone 2017)

a: New Testament Trinity above royal doors, 17 th century iconostasis, Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin Suzdal Kremlin (Balderstone 2017)

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The continuing use of a particular type of Trinity image in Russian churches – the ‘paternity’ image following its banning in 1667 by the Church Council of Moscow suggests more than just a reaction from disgruntled Old Believers. The fact that a major flourishing of its use in the late 17th and early 18th centuries occurred after attempts by Patria...

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