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Crucified Holy Virgin????

 
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Crucified Holy Virgin????
Looks like this 'crucifixion' myth didn't just apply to a male entity.

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Re: Crucified Holy Virgin????
[link to en.wikipedia.org]
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Re: Crucified Holy Virgin????
Dude has. Beard?
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Re: Crucified Holy Virgin????
It looks like the artists have "issues".
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Dude has. Beard?
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Re: Crucified Holy Virgin????
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"Wilgefortis is a female saint of popular religious imagination whose legend arose in the 14th century,[1] and whose distinguishing feature is a large beard. Her name is thought by some to derive from the Old German "heilige Vartez" ("holy face"), a translation of the Italian "Volto Santo"; others believe it to derive from the Latin "virgo fortis" ("strong virgin"). In England her name was Uncumber, and in Dutch Ontkommer (where her name means escaper). In German lands she was known as Kümmernis (where her name means "grief" or "anxiety"). She was known as Liberata in Italy and Librada in Spain (where her name means "liberated"), and as Débarras in France (where her name means "riddance"). In places such as Sigüenza, Spain, she was sometimes conflated with another Saint Liberata, the sister of Saint Marina of Aguas Santas, whose feast was also celebrated on July 20.[2] She was venerated by people seeking relief from tribulations, in particular by women who wished to be liberated ("disencumbered") from abusive husbands"





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