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The Mediterranean region in Late Antiquity was the cradle of both Christian and Islamic culture - Abegg-Stiftung
Arts | Free Full-Text | The Waiting-Servant Motif in a Late Antique Textile in Chicago: Iconography, Visuality, and Materiality
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Arts | Free Full-Text | The Waiting-Servant Motif in a Late Antique Textile in Chicago: Iconography, Visuality, and Materiality
The Mediterranean region in Late Antiquity was the cradle of both Christian and Islamic culture - Abegg-Stiftung
The Mediterranean region in Late Antiquity was the cradle of both Christian and Islamic culture - Abegg-Stiftung
The astonishing Tapestry of Dionysus at Abegg-Stiftung - Teacher Curator
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The astonishing Tapestry of Dionysus at Abegg-Stiftung - Teacher Curator
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SYNCRETISM IN PANOPOLIS? THE EVIDENCE OF THE "MARY SILK" IN THE ABEGG STIFTUNG1 In antiquity, Panopolis was well-known
