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| | Lecture: March 23 and 25 |
 | | Other saints: *Constantine and Helena with the True Cross (for which the Orthodox Church honors them as saints), accompanied by other female saints (*slide), who are, in fact, in a very limited category (other categories of saints: military, physicians/healers, bishops/church fathers, hermits such as St. Simeon the Stylite (*slide), apostles, various martyrs, etc.). |
 | | Depending on the architectural space, the artist may elect to represent the saints full-length, half-length, or in medallions ( clipei), but tends to group them according to category (*Theodore Studites from the katholikon -- monastery church -- at Nea Moni, where his monastic vocation is celebrated). |
 | | Note too, in comparing the representation of the Anastasis at Nea Moni, at H. Loukos, and at Daphni, the range in details of the iconography here, an indicator of the way in which Byzantine artists can play variations on a single theme. |
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