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1 иконография
1) General subject: iconography2) Religion: iconography (1. Pictorial material relating to or illustrating a subject; 2. The traditional or conventional images or symbols associated with a religious or legendary subject)3) Architecture: ichonography
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iconography — noun (plural phies) Etymology: Medieval Latin iconographia, from Greek eikonographia sketch, description, from eikonographein to describe, from eikon + graphein to write more at carve Date: 1678 1. pictorial material relating to or illustrating a … New Collegiate Dictionary
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