File:St. Dioscorus.jpg

Summary[edit]

This image of a Coptic icon can be found on http://www.st-mary-mons.org/ENGLISH/twelve_saints.htm. It is held under copyright by http://www.st-mary-mons.org/.

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Faire Use Rationale[edit]

This image is used on Wikipedia as it is a Coptic icon of one of the most Highly Revered Coptic Saints, His Holiness Pope Saint Dioscorus the Great. When going online, icons of St. Dioscorus such as this can rarely be seen, as Pope Dioscorus I was possibly one of the most powerful and influential Popes in Coptic history. For more information, please see the article, Pope Saint Dioscorus the Great.

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