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'''Ecce Homo''' is an event in the [[Trial of Jesus before Pilate]], when Jesus was presented by [[Pilate]] to the crowd after the [[Flagellation of Jesus|Flagellation]]. Very similar to the iconography of the [[Ecce Homo]] is that of the [[Man of Sorrow]], where however the figure of the suffering Jesus is completely removed and isolated from his "historical" context and offered to the veneration of the believers.  
'''Ecce Homo''' is an event in the [[Trial of Jesus before Pilate]], when Jesus was presented by [[Pilate]] to the crowd after the [[Flagellation of Jesus|Flagellation]]. Very similar to the iconography of the [[Ecce Homo]] is that of the [[Man of Sorrow]], where however the figure of the suffering Jesus is completely removed and isolated from his "narrative" context and offered to the veneration of the believers.  


* See [[Trial of Jesus before Pilate]]; see also [[Man of Sorrow]]
* See [[Trial of Jesus before Pilate]]; see also [[Man of Sorrow]]

Revision as of 12:21, 24 October 2015

Ecce Homo is an event in the Trial of Jesus before Pilate, when Jesus was presented by Pilate to the crowd after the Flagellation. Very similar to the iconography of the Ecce Homo is that of the Man of Sorrow, where however the figure of the suffering Jesus is completely removed and isolated from his "narrative" context and offered to the veneration of the believers.


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