Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,3 |          means, in imprinting the image of the Emperor on their
 2  3,9 |         of the other. Examine the image of each and you will see
 3  3,15|          empty vision, a lifeless image, a being outside the nature
 4  5,4 |          curtain (velum) with the image of Jesus Christ or one of
 5  5,4 |          stones at the miraculous image of Christ. There were instances
 6  5,4 |           idea represented by the image, but the image itself or
 7  5,4 | represented by the image, but the image itself or the material of
 8  5,4 |          delegated to destroy the image was killed, but his murder
 9  5,4 |            Leo’s hostility toward image worship aroused very strong
10  5,4 |        isolated instances of open image destruction. According to
11  5,5 |       over the Empire he restored image worship. Constantine succeeded,
12  5,5 |       form), definitely condemned image worship by proclaiming the
13  5,5 |           to represent the divine image of the Logos after the incarnation
14  5,5 |         was determined to restore image worship.~ In spite of her
15  6,1 |            the famous restorer of image worship at the end of the
16  6,2 |    precious relic, the miraculous image of the Savior (mandilion,
17  6,8 |         removal of the miraculous image of the Saviour from Edessa
18  6,8 |       tradition claimed that this image had been originally sent
19  8,2 |         this city one may see the image of the Messiah and the portraits
20  8,16|         imperial statue” the real image of Theodore II was hovering