Enciclopedia Cattolica

Plate LXVI · Ukraine

Vol. XII (1954) · full-page plate
Above left: ST. THEODOSIUS OF THE CAVES OF KIEV, founder of the church and the lavra which he offers to Jesus Christ. Print of 1625. Above right: PRINCES JAROPEK AND IRENE, WITH THEIR MOTHER KNEELING AT THE FEET OF ST. PETER. They came to Rome in 1075 to obtain the support of Gregory VII to reconquer for their father the kingdom of Kiev. Egbert Psalter (10th cent.), f. 5v. This f. is part of the additions of the late 11th cent. - Cividale, Museo archeologico, cod. CXXXVI. Below: THE "ČIUMAK" SALT CARRIER, protagonist of Ukrainian folk songs. Wax sketch by the living exiled sculptor, Bohdan Muchyn.
(per cortesia del Rettore del Collegio Ucraino di S. Giosafat - Roma)
Plate LXVI
(per cortesia del Rettore del Collegio Ucraino di S. Giosafat - Roma)
Plate LXVI
Above left: ST. THEODOSIUS OF THE CAVES OF KIEV, founder of the church and the lavra which he offers to Jesus Christ. Print of 1625. Above right: PRINCES JAROPEK AND IRENE, WITH THEIR MOTHER KNEELING AT THE FEET OF ST. PETER. They came to Rome in 1075 to obtain the support of Gregory VII to reconquer for their father the kingdom of Kiev. Egbert Psalter (10th cent.), f. 5v. This f. is part of the additions of the late 11th cent. - Cividale, Museo archeologico, cod. CXXXVI. Below: THE "ČIUMAK" SALT CARRIER, protagonist of Ukrainian folk songs. Wax sketch by the living exiled sculptor, Bohdan Muchyn.

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