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English: Axion Estin icon used at the Mount Athos. It "usually sits behind the altar of the Protaton church of Karyès, as hegumene of all the Holy Mountain" (w:Monastic Republic of Mount Athos)
Date 10th century (put online on 2006-11-15 22:43:55)
Source https://pravoslavie.ru/1885.html
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