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English: On display at the National Museum of Beirut, Lebanon:
"Between two stylized crosses, the bust of the Virgin Mary surrounded with a halo is represented inside a medallion. A marble door bearing a Greek inscription of Praullios dates the tomb to the 12th August 440 A.D. Byzantine Period (395-636 A.D.)" According to Ali Khalil Badawi, director of antiquities in Tyre, it is "possibly the oldest fresco of the Virgin Mary worldwide." |
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