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Virgin Eleousa                                                                                           Facebook
                                                            Virgin Eleousa

                                                      In the picture of The Virgin Eleousa, it
                                                      symbolizes Christ’s human nature as she
                                                      excepts the signs of affection from the
                                                      child holding her face to HIs. It shows her
                                                      tender and compassionate nature. In the
                                                      Byzantine empire, this may have
                                                      represented the important role of mothers
                                                      and the importance of affection and her
                                                      kindness.


                                                         Facebook

                                                      Facebook has greatly impacted today’s
                                                      society with it’s overwhelming popularity.
                                                      The Facebook symbol is seen almost
                                                      everywhere for many things, usually
                                                      followed by a “Find us on Facebook!”.         http://technorati.com/blogging/article/facebook-posting-
                                                      Connecting friends and family on a very       trips-up-woman-in/

                                                      personal level has made this social
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/2008.352
                                                      networking site the phenomenon that it
                                                      is today.

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  • 1. Virgin Eleousa Facebook Virgin Eleousa In the picture of The Virgin Eleousa, it symbolizes Christ’s human nature as she excepts the signs of affection from the child holding her face to HIs. It shows her tender and compassionate nature. In the Byzantine empire, this may have represented the important role of mothers and the importance of affection and her kindness. Facebook Facebook has greatly impacted today’s society with it’s overwhelming popularity. The Facebook symbol is seen almost everywhere for many things, usually followed by a “Find us on Facebook!”. http://technorati.com/blogging/article/facebook-posting- Connecting friends and family on a very trips-up-woman-in/ personal level has made this social http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/2008.352 networking site the phenomenon that it is today.