Development of Christianity 
.... the angels and the saints. These are known as icons. There was also a desire to have
holy relics. It was believed that parts of ....
(916
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Cathedral Building
.... Noted earlier, during the Romanesque period of art and architecture, "the miracle was its law":
holy relics, held by particular abbeys and churches, drew ....
(3858
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John Berger's Ways of Seeing
.... more subjectively chosen and individually meaningful works of art on an individual level in an era of reproduction makes them "no longer
holy relics" (Berger 30 ....
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Historical Development of Economics
.... By the 12th century, a guidebook advised travelers on the best routes, accommodations, effective
holy relics and the habits of the local populations (Shaver ....
(1741
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Historical Developments of Economic Concepts
.... By the twelfth century a guidebook existed to advise travelers on the best routes, accommodations, effective
holy relics and the habits of the local ....
(1815
7
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History of Hypnotism
.... that health could be brought to crippled people through contact with the water of healing springs and wells, religious statues, or
holy relics, and the power ....
(1565
6
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European Colonialism in the Middle Ages
.... Hence too, the acquisition of all kinds of
holy relics in the East, to be brought back to Europe for veneration by the European faithful. ....
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Spring Voyage Pilgrimage
.... Because of their religious orientation to life, all of the pilgrims were grateful for the chance to view the
holy sites and
relics despite the hard ships which ....
(5154
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Romanesque Art & Architecture
.... of connection with the
holy persons to whom they had belonged. The "spirit and authority of the deceased were thought to continue" in the
relics.4
Relics could ....
(2228
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A reconstruction of society characterized the Mid
.... Christians erected shrines where they worshiped passionately the
relics of saints .... the difficult journey from Europe to Jerusalem, the city of the
Holy Sepulcher ....
(2201
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The Roman Catholic Church of the Medieval Period
.... and looting ensued, irreplaceable works of art were destroyed, hoards of
relics were stolen (including body parts and stone fragments of
holy places), and the ....
(7171
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The Roman Catholic Church of the Medieval Period
.... and looting ensued, irreplaceable works of art were destroyed, hoards of
relics were stolen (including body parts and stone fragments of
holy places), and the ....
(7192
29
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The Da Vinci Code
.... The quest for the
Holy Grail is reinterpreted to signify a quest to .... societies, the science of antimatter, and information about authentic
relics, it also ....
(1216
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Dome of the Rock
.... Such
relics were the object of pilgrimage throughout the Christian world. .... steps taken by Ibn al-Zubayr was the closing of Mecca and Medina, the
holy places of ....
(3776
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Function & Meaning of the Dome of the Rock
.... Such
relics were the object of pilgrimage throughout the Christian world. .... steps taken by Ibn al-Zubayr was the closing of Mecca and Medina, the
holy places of ....
(3814
15
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The Tree of Jesse
.... blossoms of Aaron's rod, a symbol of divine election and one of the
relics preserved in .... to rest upon the Messiah and which are shown as gifts of the
Holy Ghost ....
(1832
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Death, Dying & Life After Death
.... º2, p. 216, states that "The ancient tradition of placing
relics of Martyrs .... or, especially, fire, which the ancient Persians considered to be especially
holy. ....
(1270
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Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses
.... abuses imposed on and committed against the German empire by the
Holy See of .... continued to request an expansion of the sanctioned 'powers' of the
relics he held ....
(3210
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Luther's Reformed Version of Christian Doctrine
.... abuses imposed on and committed against the German empire by the
Holy See of .... continued to request an expansion of the sanctioned 'powers' of the
relics he held ....
(3210
13
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Peter Paul Rubens
.... no longer discouraged from studying the antique statues that were considered
relics of a .... conquered all the cities of Judah and then attacked the
holy city of ....
(1773
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Analysis of the Crusades
.... not come to do the Byzantines' fighting for them, but to liberate the
Holy Land in .... afterward, eager to touch him or grab pieces of his clothing as
relics of a ....
(8414
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Superstitions
.... are lost in time and those beliefs which have survived are often
relics of ancient .... seat of honor, reserved for the knight who would find the
Holy Grail." There ....
(2192
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Superstitions and Fate
.... are lost in time and those beliefs which have survived are often
relics of ancient .... seat of honor, reserved for the knight who would find the
Holy Grail." There ....
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