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 1  5,4 | Muhammedans, who disapproved of icons. He is credited with believing
 2  5,4 |        his high post, denounced icons. In the sixth century a
 3  5,4 |         the destruction of some icons in the seventh century.
 4  5,4 |        century ordered that all icons be removed from the churches
 5  5,4 |    reverence for the so-called “icons not made by human hands,”
 6  5,4 |       way into family life, for icons were sometimes chosen as
 7  5,4 |         ordinary and miraculous icons and relics confused many
 8  5,4 |       the holy and all-honoured icons.”[82] The majority of contemporary
 9  5,4 |        Those Who Depreciate the Icons,” by John Damascene, who
10  5,5 |     this destruction of painted icons (mosaics and frescoes) and
11  5,5 |        the Christians resort to icons as if the latter were Gods,
12  5,8 |     dead figures” and “lifeless icons,” the lighting of candles
13  5,8 |     manufacture of pseudonymous icons of the catholic church,”
14  5,8 |    Virgin, and the saints — the icons possessed miraculous power.~
15  5,8 |    directed against the honored icons must be presented to the
16  8,17|       struggle not only against icons but also against monastery
17  9,18| uncertainty exists.”[439]~ Many icons and illuminated manuscripts