Abstract
The earliest images of Christ were ambiguous, not only to modern viewers but also to late Romans. A structured approach to reading images – ‘interpretive juxtaposition’ – is introduced and applied to explain how interpretation operated in Late Antiquity for ambiguous and unambiguous images alike.
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