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From the Ancient to the Byzantine World
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- 1. From the Ancient to the Byzantine World
- 2. OutlineFreedom of worshipDefacing pagan imagesReinterpreting pagan images
- 3. Edict of Milan In 313 Emperor Constantine granted
- 4. Defacing pagan images.Head of Aphrodite, Attica, 1st century, marble, Athens, National Archaeological Museum
- 5. Reinterpreting pagan imagesThe subject of Orpheus enchanting
- 6. Images of a shepherd carrying an animal
- 7. Bibliographyhttps://www.nga.gov/features/byzantine/from-the-ancient-to-the-byzantine-world.html#parmain_headinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_Empire
- 8. Thank you for attention!
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OutlineFreedom of worshipDefacing pagan imagesReinterpreting pagan images
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Слайд 3Edict of Milan
In 313 Emperor Constantine granted freedom of worship
for all faiths, prohibiting the persecution of Christians
Слайд 4Defacing pagan images.
Head of Aphrodite, Attica, 1st century, marble, Athens,
National Archaeological Museum
Слайд 5Reinterpreting pagan images
The subject of Orpheus enchanting animals with his
lyre appeared in ancient Greek art as early as the
sixth century BC; by the late second century AD, it was adopted by Christians as an allegory of Christ saving souls with his word, the Gospel.
Слайд 6Images of a shepherd carrying an animal on his shoulders
These
images date back to the sixth century BC when they appeared
in archaic Greek sculpture and on vases. Christians adopted the image to represent Christ, who likened himself to the “good shepherd who giveth his life for his sheep” (John 10:11).
Слайд 7Bibliography
https://www.nga.gov/features/byzantine/from-the-ancient-to-the-byzantine-world.html#parmain_heading
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_Empire
