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Nativity and Epiphany: The Christmas Story in Early Medieval English Art
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Nativity and Epiphany: The Christmas Story in Early Medieval English Art

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Florence H R Scott
Dec 17, 2021
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Nativity and Epiphany: The Christmas Story in Early Medieval English Art

For those who celebrate Christmas, the image of the nativity scene is familiar. The nativity scene has a number of symbolic parts that can be put together, give or take a few, and are instantly recognisable: a sta…

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