Panagia Eleousa - Revision history

Andrew: fix Category

2008-07-28T13:59:32Z

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Ixthis888 at 01:05, July 24, 2008

2008-07-24T01:05:05Z

Ixthis888 at 00:12, July 24, 2008

2008-07-24T00:12:35Z

Ixthis888 at 00:03, July 24, 2008

2008-07-24T00:03:55Z

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2008-06-10T12:31:19Z

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Themanwhowouldbeking: rv vandal

2008-06-10T11:25:24Z

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HARDCHAT: with love from ebaums

2008-06-10T11:25:23Z

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2008-06-10T10:59:13Z

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HARDCHAT: with love from ebaums

2008-06-10T10:59:12Z

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2008-06-10T10:37:49Z

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 *[http://www.windowseternal.com/eleousa.html Window to the Eleousa symbolism]
-[[Category:About icons]]
+[[Category:About Icons]]
 [[Category:Icons of the Theotokos]]
 [[Category:Theotokonymia]]

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 [[Image:Panagia_Eleousa.JPG|thumb|right|Sketch of the Virgin of Tender Mercy ("Eleousa") by Ms. Paraskevi Dellis]]
-'''Panagia Eleousa''' is an [[icon]] known as the Virgin of Tender Mercy and often compared to the [[Panagia Glykophilousa|Virgin of Loving Kindness]] and the [[Panagia Hodegetria|Hodegetria]].
+'''Panagia Eleousa''' (Gr. ''ελεούσα'') is an [[icon]] known as the '''Virgin of Tenderness''' or ''showing mercy'' and is often compared to the [[Panagia Glykophilousa|Virgin of ''Loving Kindness'']] or the [[Panagia Hodegetria|''Hodegetria'']] type icons.
-The difference from the first icon is that in the Eleousa, the Child Christ touches his mother's face and wraps one arm around her neck or shoulder. The mutual gestures of loving kindness between the Theotokos and her child give this icon a warmth and tenderness though the sentimentality is not excessive and retains a noble quality. The personal pain and grief in the face of the Theotokos can be felt and transformed into a universal grief and pain for the present life. In the Hodegetria, the emphasis is on the divinity of Christ, whereas, in this icon, the emphasis is on the humanity of Christ and the compassion of the Theotokos are emphasised as a motherly compassion for all human beings.
+The difference from the first icon is that in the ''Eleousa'', the Child Christ touches his mother's face and wraps one arm around her neck or shoulder. The mutual gestures of loving kindness between the Theotokos and her child give this icon a warmth and tenderness though the sentimentality is not excessive and retains a noble quality. The personal pain and grief in the face of the Theotokos can be felt and transformed into a universal grief and pain for the present life. In the Hodegetria, the emphasis is on the divinity of Christ, whereas, in this icon, the emphasis is on the humanity of Christ and the compassion of the Theotokos are emphasised as a motherly compassion for all human beings.
 ==External link==
 *[http://www.windowseternal.com/eleousa.html Window to the Eleousa symbolism]
 [[Category:Icons of the Theotokos]]
 [[Category:Theotokonymia]]

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-[[Image:Eleousa.jpg|thumb|right|Author's interpretation of the icon of the Virgin of Tender Mercy ("Eleousa")]]
+[[Image:Panagia_Eleousa.JPG|thumb|right|Sketch of the Virgin of Tender Mercy ("Eleousa") by Ms. Paraskevi Dellis]]
 '''Panagia Eleousa''' is an [[icon]] known as the Virgin of Tender Mercy and often compared to the [[Panagia Glykophilousa|Virgin of Loving Kindness]] and the [[Panagia Hodegetria|Hodegetria]].
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 ==External link==
 *[http://www.windowseternal.com/eleousa.html Window to the Eleousa symbolism]
 [[Category:Icons of the Theotokos]]
 [[Category:Theotokonymia]]

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		+	[[Image:Eleousa.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Author's interpretation of the icon of the Virgin of Tender Mercy ("Eleousa")]]
	'''Panagia Eleousa''' is an [[icon]] known as the Virgin of Tender Mercy and often compared to the [[Panagia Glykophilousa\|Virgin of Loving Kindness]] and the [[Panagia Hodegetria\|Hodegetria]].		'''Panagia Eleousa''' is an [[icon]] known as the Virgin of Tender Mercy and often compared to the [[Panagia Glykophilousa\|Virgin of Loving Kindness]] and the [[Panagia Hodegetria\|Hodegetria]].

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−	~~WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS~~	+	'''Panagia Eleousa''' is an [[icon]] known as the Virgin of Tender Mercy and often compared to the [[Panagia Glykophilousa\|Virgin of Loving Kindness]] and the [[Panagia Hodegetria\|Hodegetria]].
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		+	The difference from the first icon is that in the Eleousa, the Child Christ touches his mother's face and wraps one arm around her neck or shoulder. The mutual gestures of loving kindness between the Theotokos and her child give this icon a warmth and tenderness though the sentimentality is not excessive and retains a noble quality. The personal pain and grief in the face of the Theotokos can be felt and transformed into a universal grief and pain for the present life. In the Hodegetria, the emphasis is on the divinity of Christ, whereas, in this icon, the emphasis is on the humanity of Christ and the compassion of the Theotokos are emphasised as a motherly compassion for all human beings.
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		+	==External link==
		+	*[http://www.windowseternal.com/eleousa.html Window to the Eleousa symbolism]
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		+	[[Category:Icons of the Theotokos]]
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