Julian of Tarsus

Name: Julian of Tarsus
SKU: 27871
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Julian of Antioch – Giuliano di Anazarbo – Handmade – Wood Icon on plaque with physical aging – Golden Leaf 24K

Dimensions of wooden plaque in inches : 10 X 13 cm – 5.11″ x 3.93″ inches – 18 x 13 cm – 7.08″ x 5.11″ inches – 24 x 18 cm – 9.45″x 7.08″ inches – 30 x 24 cm – 11.81″ x 9.45″ – 42 x 32 cm – 16.53″x12.59″ inches

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29 Mar - 05 Apr, 2026

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27871

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Wooden Holy Icons, Wooden Icons With Golden Leaf 24k

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Giuliano_di_Anazarbo, Iulian_din_Tars, Juliaan_van_Tarsus, Julián_de_Anazarbus, Julian_of_Antioch, Julian_of_Cilicia, Julian_of_Tarsus, Julian_the_Martyr, Julian_von_Tarsus, Julien_de_Tarse, Saint_Julian, Saint_Julien

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Dimensions of wooden plaque in inches :
10 X 13 cm – 5.11″ x 3.93″ inches – 18 x 13 cm – 7.08″ x 5.11″ inches – 24 x 18 cm – 9.45″x 7.08″ inches – 30 x 24 cm – 11.81″ x 9.45″ inches – 42 x 32 cm – 16.53″x12.59″ inches

The Holy Martyr Julian of Tarsus was born in the Asia Minor province of Cilicia. He was the son of a pagan senator, but his mother was a Christian. After the death of her husband the mother of Saint Julian moved to Tarsus, where her son was baptized and raised in Christian piety. When Julian reached age 18, a persecution against Christians began under the emperor Diocletian (284-305). Among those arrested was Saint Julian. They brought him before the governor Marcian for trial, and for a long time they urged him to renounce Christ. Neither tortures nor threats, nor promises of gifts and honors could convince the pious youth to offer pagan sacrifice and deny Christ. The holy confessor remained steadfast in his firm faith.