The Role of Candelae and Lampadae in the Processions of Hypapantē and Candlemas
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The Role of Candelae and Lampadae in the Processions of Hypapantē and Candlemas
This paper focuses on the evolution of the feast of Hypapantē/Candlemas in Byzantium and in Western Europe and explores the reasons that led to integrating the use of lighting devices in the relevant celebration.
Keywords: Ancient History – Archaeology – Lighting – Candlemas – Byzantine period – Medieval period
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