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Edward Foley, A Concise Dictionary
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Paul Finney, The Invisible God: The
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Seeing Salvation: Images of Christ in Art (New Haven: Yale
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Rowland J. Mainstone, Hagia Sophia:
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Marchita B. Mauck, Shaping a House
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Marchita B. Mauck, Places for
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Peter Murray & Linda Murray, eds.,
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Albert Rouet, Liturgy and the Arts,
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