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... beautiful wings that resembling the feathers of a peacock, a symbol of resurrection in Christianity. On the other side, Mary is being depicted receiving the news in humility as the Servant of God. 10 Next to this scene on the south wall of the naos, we see the scene of Mary visiting her cousin Elizabeth next to the scene of baptizing of Christ ( fig. 5). 11 On the top of these scenes on the southern wall of the naos are three different layers of frescoes, some are depicting the scenes of the story of the Nativity, the nursing of Jesus ( fig. 6) as well as fragments of the scene of the Dormition of the Theotokos ( fig. 7) which was replicated in a larger painting in 1259 (further ...
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... the east wall of the naos are fragments of the scene of the Crucifixion, although it is not well preserved, we see a depiction of the Virgin Mary similar to the one from the first section of the Church. This scene if followed by a vivid depiction of the Virgin Mary on the apse of the conch of the chapel as a part of the Deesis (δέησις) 21 scene ( fig. 15). In this painting, Christ in glory is depicted in the middle with the Virgin Mary on his right side while John the Baptist on his left side. This depiction of the Virgin Mary is another Panagia Agiosoritissa (Ἁγιοσορίτισσα) where Mary is depicted with both hands raised in prayer. The similarity of the artistic style between this scene ...
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