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Maria A. Lidova

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Byzantine Studies and History Biblical Studies and Interpretation Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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The veneration of the Mother of God and the imagery dedicated to her developed gradually in the Early Christian Church. Scholars still struggle to single out the earliest and most relevant evidence for the cult of the Virgin and to determine the starting point of devotion that is specifically Marian in focus.

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