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 1 2,1 | Most-Holy Trinity; five cupolas represent Christ and the four Evangelists;
 2 2,1 |    number “seven”; nine cupolas represent the traditional nine ranks
 3 2,1 |    Symbolically, the three bars represent, from the top, the signboard
 4 2,3 |       and the Saints, whom they represent, abide both in Heaven and
 5 2,6 |      daylight — but in order to represent by this Christ, the Uncreated
 6 2,6 |  Century: “Lampadas and candles represent the Eternal Light, and also
 7 3,0 |      fingers closed on the palm represent the two natures of Christ —
 8 3,0 |  fingers in such a manner as to represent the Greek letters IC and
 9 7   |       since it is impossible to represent that which is immaterial,
10 7   |      colors. We can confidently represent God the Invisible — not
11 7   |         henceforth icons should represent, instead of the lamb of
12 11,1|    connected with the desire to represent the Cross as the radiant
13 11,1|      together. The eight points represent the Beatitudes (Matt. 5: