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Head of an Apostle at The Louvre, Paris

Title
Head of Apostle


Artist
Unknown


Date
Second quarter of the XIV century


Medium
Stone


Dimensions
x


Accession #
R.F. 4585


Credit
Acquired in 1996



An apostle, from Classical Greek means "one who is sent away", a messenger and ambassador. The purpose of such "sending away" is to convey messages, and thus "messenger" is a common alternative translation. The term may be used metaphorically in various contexts, but is mostly found used specifically for early associates of the founder of a religion, who were important in spreading his teachings. The word in this sense derives from New Testament Greek and was used for the original Twelve Apostles of Jesus, as well as a wider group of Early Christian figures including Paul. Some other religions use the term for comparable figures in their history. The adjective "apostolic" is claimed as a continuing characteristic by many Christian churches, and so used far more widely, as in the Apostolic see as the official name for the Roman Catholic Papacy.
(Credit; Wikipedia)
 
 

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