William Henry Hunt (page 12)

Saint Macarius of Unzha with Scenes from his Life, Mid of the 19th cen Anonymous

The Archangel Gabriel, 1645 Terenty Fomin

The Prophet Elijah and the Fiery Chariot, c.1570 School Russian

Saint Basil The Great. Illustration to the book Synodicon, 1700 Anonymous

Saint Michael the Archangel Anonymous

In Thee Rejoiceth, Late 15th cen Russian icon

Russian Orthodox Church in Helsinki, Finland Henry Pauw van Wieldrecht

The Invasion or Perkins Triumph - a Protestant Print, inscrib'd to all true lovers of their Religion and Liberty, 1745 English School

Saint Cyril of White Lake and Saint Cyril of Alexandria, Second half of the16th cen Russian icon

Belief, Hope and Love, 1819 Heinrich Maria von Hess

Saint Nicetas Vanquishing Satan (Detail), 16th century Russian icon

Illuminated manuscript of the Georgian-language Gospels, 11th-12th century Anonymous master

The Peresopnytsia Gospels, 1556-1561 Ancient Russian Art

St. George, late 17th century, 19th century over painting School Russian

Adam Faith Harry Hammond

Adam Faith Harry Hammond

Saint Macarius of Unzha, Early 20th cen Russian icon

722 A choice of religions Clive Wilson

The Last Supper School Russian

Faith Pieter the Elder (after) Bruegel

Detail from Apocalypse Fresco at Monastery of Saint-Antoine-le-Grand Anonymous

Orthodox priest blessing the soil, Russia Anonymous

The Virgin of Vladimir Anonymous

Wrapping the Body of Christ, Cyprus Cypriot Cypriot

Greek Orthodox Church, Little Winchester Street, City of London Anonymous

Patriarch Nikon in the New Jerusalem Monastery, 1867 Vyacheslav Grigoryevich Schwarz

Close-Up View of a Greek Orthodox Church Anonymous

Weighing the religions Anonymous

Muzzled But Faithful or the Force of Habit Anonymous

Faith Anonymous

Icon of The Embrace of the Apostles Peter and Paul Angelos Akotantos

Gabriel Fresco at Monastery of Saint-Antoine-le-Grand Anonymous

Faith Education Carel Jacob de Huyser

A Cypriot Priest in ceremonial robes, Cyprus Cypriot Cypriot

Church in Oia Anonymous

Archbishop Stefan Yavorsky, 1821-24 Russian School