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Annunciation
1. the New Testament the announcement of the Incarnation by the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary (Luke 1:26--38)
2. the festival commemorating this, held on March 25 (Lady Day)

Annunciation
dove and lily
pictured with Virgin and Gabriel. [Christian Iconography: Brewer Dictionary, 645]
Elizabeth
Mary’s old cousin; bears John the Baptist. [N.T.: Luke 1:36–80]
Gabriel
messenger angel; tells Mary she will bear Christ child. [N.T.: Luke 1:26–38]
Hail, Mary
prayer adapted from the words of Gabriel to Mary announcing the coming birth of Christ. [N.T.: Luke 1:26–36]


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Gabriel is the subject of many Renaissance Annunciations, the figure who explains to Mary what is going to happen to her.
An example is one of those renaissance Annunciations whose connection with the Villa Medici, Fiesole, for which it is the big illustration, is not explained.
They have heard punctuating annunciations, prophecies, and testimonies about Jesus.
 
 
 
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