קובץ:The Good Shepherd from the Imperial Palace of Constantinople 5th-6th century AD.jpg

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תיאור	English: The Good Shepherd from the Great Palace Mosaic Museum in Istanbul (formerly part of the Imperial Palace of Constantinople 5th-6th century AD), carrying a lamb or ewe and a basket (of bread?). In another earlier painting, the Good Shepherd carried a pail of milk, seen by some as symbolic of the Eucharist.^[1] Christ, in early art, was associated with images of flocks of sheep (as their Shepherd), himself being the "Lamb of God." He was also associated in early art with fish and with bread (both themes come from the Bible.)
תאריך יצירה	5th-6th century A.D.
מקור	https://www.meisterdrucke.us/fine-art-prints/Byzantine/257177/Peasant-carrying-a-ewe-and-a-basket-of-cheese,-from-the-Imperial-Palace-in-Constantinople,-5th-6th-century.html Original is a mosaic from the 5th-6th century A.D. in the former Imperial Palace of Constantinople.
יוצר	unknown artist, 5th-6th century A.D.

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עבודת אמנות דו-מימדית זו המוצגת בתמונה שוחררה לרשות הציבור בכל העולם בעקבות תאריך מותו של היוצר, או תאריך פרסום היצירה. לפיכך, תצלום היצירה גם הוא ברשות הציבור.

	יצירה זו נמצאת בנחלת הכלל במדינת המקור ובמדינות אחרות בהם תקופת זכויות היוצרים היא משך חיי היוצר ו-100 שנה (או פחות) מפטירתו. You must also include a United States public domain tag to indicate why this work is in the public domain in the United States.
	הקובץ הזה זוהה כקובץ חופשי מכל מגבלה ידועה תחת חוק זכויות היוצרים, כולל כל הזכויות הקשורות והסמוכות.

הודעה זו תקפה לגבי התצלומים שנוצרו בארצות הברית, בגרמניה ובמדינות רבות נוספות.

↑ Lowrie, Walter (1906) Monuments of the early church, The Macmillan Company, pp. 220−221 "another trait of symbolism which was associated with the Good Shepherd in its earliest representations. I refer to the milk with which the shepherd nourishes his sheep. This was represented by the jug or pail which he carries sometimes at his side...the Acts of S. Perpetua, which was written in the early years of the third century...describes a vision of the saint in these words: "I mounted and beheld a garden of vast extent, and in the midst of this garden a man seated, having white hair and the dress of a shepherd, milking sheep : and standing round about him thousands of men clothed in white. And he raised his head and looked at me, and said to me: Thou art welcome, my daughter. And he called me and he gave me some of the warm milk which he had just drawn, and I received it with folded hands and I ate it : and all about me said, Amen. And at the sound of the voice I awaked, with an indescribable taste of sweet in my mouth." From this it is evident that the jug of milk carried by the Good Shepherd is a mystic symbol of the Eucharist."

[1] Lowrie, Walter (1906) Monuments of the early church, The Macmillan Company, pp. 220−221 "another trait of symbolism which was associated with the Good Shepherd in its earliest representations. I refer to the milk with which the shepherd nourishes his sheep. This was represented by the jug or pail which he carries sometimes at his side...the Acts of S. Perpetua, which was written in the early years of the third century...describes a vision of the saint in these words: "I mounted and beheld a garden of vast extent, and in the midst of this garden a man seated, having white hair and the dress of a shepherd, milking sheep : and standing round about him thousands of men clothed in white. And he raised his head and looked at me, and said to me: Thou art welcome, my daughter. And he called me and he gave me some of the warm milk which he had just drawn, and I received it with folded hands and I ate it : and all about me said, Amen. And at the sound of the voice I awaked, with an indescribable taste of sweet in my mouth." From this it is evident that the jug of milk carried by the Good Shepherd is a mystic symbol of the Eucharist."

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