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Two Kings and a Queen – aka Adoration of the Magi

Jacquelyn GreigFomenko/Nosovskiy, The Hidden History Project1 Comment

We all know about The Adoration of the Magi.

“We three Kings from Orient are…”

It’s quite strange to find that, a few centuries ago, The Magi were depicted as two men and a woman.

Don’t just take my word for it…….

Aachen, Germany

Cologne Cathedral

Kapelle des Priesterseminars zu Essen-Werden, Germany

Padua

St, Stephen Cathedral, Vienna

Die Stundenbuch

The Vatican Library

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