Meaning of "achiropoieta" in the Italian dictionary

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achiropoieta

WHAT DOES ACHIROPOIETA MEAN IN ITALIAN?

Definition of achiropoieta in the Italian dictionary

The definition of achiropoieta in the dictionary is a sacred image believed to be of supernatural origin, not performed by the hand of man. Achiropoieta is also an image of miraculous origin.

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3 ITALIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ACHIROPOIETA»

Discover the use of achiropoieta in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to achiropoieta and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Italian literature.

Simboli e simbologia nell'alto Medioevo: 3-9 aprile 1975

Sale a cavallo e tra la folla festante si reca al monastero della Theotokos achiropoieta (= Vergine dipinta da mano non umana) degli Abramiti, sulla strada che dall'Hebdo- mon va verso la Porta Aurea, appena fuori dalla cinta muraria18 *.

‎1976

Poemi

1,86 ypóruucx (lettera, epistola) IV 294; -porren IV 266; (lettera dell'alfabeto) ɧ ёриGpöòv . . . ypcxuuónïoov VI 1, 108 урофей; VI 1, 109 yporqań (S. Scrittura) I 1 1 ; (icona achiropoieta) YP°f<P1`1 5“/P°'<|>°S 1 1,140; IV 575; (afro d'accusa) ...

George (the Pisidian.), Agostino Pertusi, 1960

Settimane di studio del Centro italiano di studi sull'alto ...

... di un principe o di un nuovo vescovo, la traslazione di reliquie, la processione della domenica delle palme, e, a Roma, la festa dell' Assumptio Mariae, nella quale durante la notte veniva portata attraverso la città l'Achiropoieta del Salvatore.

‎1959