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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. First edited edition, 1986. 7 pp. Tiny book 2 3/4" x 1 7/8". "Bay's Books" printed above publisher info.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Have you ever wondered why Jesus Christ is almost always depicted with long, wavy, hazel-nut hair and a parted beard In The Letter of Lentulus, you will discover the mysterious origins of the world's most recognizable image. For centuries, this brief but incredibly detailed letter-attributed to a Roman official named Publius Lentulus-has circulated as a firsthand account of the physical appearance and demeanor of Jesus of Nazareth. It describes a man of striking, majestic beauty, whose very presence commands both love and deep reverence.But what is the true story behind this fascinating document Is it a genuine artifact of the Roman Empire, a medieval forgery designed to validate sacred art, or something else entirely This edition brings the legendary text to life, offering readers a chance to engage with a piece of apocryphal literature that forever changed the course of Christian iconography. It delves deep into the historical context, the controversies surrounding its authenticity, and the undeniable cultural impact it has had on generations of artists, writers, and believers. Whether you are a devoted student of religious history, a lover of ancient mysteries, or simply curious about the roots of sacred art, this book provides a comprehensive look at an artifact that bridged the gap between the divine and the historical.What You'll Discover Inside: - The Complete Text of the Epistle - Read the famous, evocative letter that captivated the minds of millions for generations.- A Window into Historical Mysteries - Dive into the complex origins of the document, tracing its path from whispered rumors in ancient Rome to its explosion in popularity during the Renaissance.- The Shaping of Sacred Art - Discover exactly how this single piece of writing influenced centuries of master painters, sculptors, and religious iconographers.- Theological and Cultural Impact - Uncover the profound psychological effect this text had on the devout, providing a tangible, human face to the divine.Whether you are exploring this work for its immense historical value, its role in art history, or its spiritual intrigue, The Letter of Lentulus offers a gripping journey into the past.Uncover the document that gave a face to faith. Begin your journey into this ancient mystery today.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Have you ever wondered why Jesus Christ is almost always depicted with long, wavy, hazel-nut hair and a parted beard In The Letter of Lentulus, you will discover the mysterious origins of the world's most recognizable image. For centuries, this brief but incredibly detailed letter-attributed to a Roman official named Publius Lentulus-has circulated as a firsthand account of the physical appearance and demeanor of Jesus of Nazareth. It describes a man of striking, majestic beauty, whose very presence commands both love and deep reverence.But what is the true story behind this fascinating document Is it a genuine artifact of the Roman Empire, a medieval forgery designed to validate sacred art, or something else entirely This edition brings the legendary text to life, offering readers a chance to engage with a piece of apocryphal literature that forever changed the course of Christian iconography. It delves deep into the historical context, the controversies surrounding its authenticity, and the undeniable cultural impact it has had on generations of artists, writers, and believers. Whether you are a devoted student of religious history, a lover of ancient mysteries, or simply curious about the roots of sacred art, this book provides a comprehensive look at an artifact that bridged the gap between the divine and the historical.What You'll Discover Inside: - The Complete Text of the Epistle - Read the famous, evocative letter that captivated the minds of millions for generations.- A Window into Historical Mysteries - Dive into the complex origins of the document, tracing its path from whispered rumors in ancient Rome to its explosion in popularity during the Renaissance.- The Shaping of Sacred Art - Discover exactly how this single piece of writing influenced centuries of master painters, sculptors, and religious iconographers.- Theological and Cultural Impact - Uncover the profound psychological effect this text had on the devout, providing a tangible, human face to the divine.Whether you are exploring this work for its immense historical value, its role in art history, or its spiritual intrigue, The Letter of Lentulus offers a gripping journey into the past.Uncover the document that gave a face to faith. Begin your journey into this ancient mystery today.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Have you ever wondered why Jesus Christ is almost always depicted with long, wavy, hazel-nut hair and a parted beard In The Letter of Lentulus, you will discover the mysterious origins of the world's most recognizable image. For centuries, this brief but incredibly detailed letter-attributed to a Roman official named Publius Lentulus-has circulated as a firsthand account of the physical appearance and demeanor of Jesus of Nazareth. It describes a man of striking, majestic beauty, whose very presence commands both love and deep reverence.But what is the true story behind this fascinating document Is it a genuine artifact of the Roman Empire, a medieval forgery designed to validate sacred art, or something else entirely This edition brings the legendary text to life, offering readers a chance to engage with a piece of apocryphal literature that forever changed the course of Christian iconography. It delves deep into the historical context, the controversies surrounding its authenticity, and the undeniable cultural impact it has had on generations of artists, writers, and believers. Whether you are a devoted student of religious history, a lover of ancient mysteries, or simply curious about the roots of sacred art, this book provides a comprehensive look at an artifact that bridged the gap between the divine and the historical.What You'll Discover Inside: - The Complete Text of the Epistle - Read the famous, evocative letter that captivated the minds of millions for generations.- A Window into Historical Mysteries - Dive into the complex origins of the document, tracing its path from whispered rumors in ancient Rome to its explosion in popularity during the Renaissance.- The Shaping of Sacred Art - Discover exactly how this single piece of writing influenced centuries of master painters, sculptors, and religious iconographers.- Theological and Cultural Impact - Uncover the profound psychological effect this text had on the devout, providing a tangible, human face to the divine.Whether you are exploring this work for its immense historical value, its role in art history, or its spiritual intrigue, The Letter of Lentulus offers a gripping journey into the past.Uncover the document that gave a face to faith. Begin your journey into this ancient mystery today.

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Broadside single sheet, (495mm.) Printed letterpress within a handsome bold frame of printers' ornaments, on laid paper with deckle edge. Very slightly soiled and creased at the margins. A stunning piece of typography. The contents however are open to dispute as the alleged letter offers a contemporary description of the person and character of Jesus Christ, its authenticity was being questioned by the mid-seventeenth century. There were numerous printings, in Latin and English, in broadsides and otherwise from the fifteenth century onwards. This truly handsome typographic specimen probably came from the press of Thomas Bensley and our dating is slightly subjective as John Eedes was only made free of the Stationers' Company in 1824, a few years before Bensley died.