Geórgios

		país	any	Yvert	nou	usat
Geórgios
	Saint George (Donatello, 1416): "Nothing of his life or deeds can be established, but tradition holds that he was a Roman soldier, and was tortured and decapitated under Diocletian’s persecution of Christians in 303. His remains were taken to Lydda (Lod), the homeland of his mother, and were later transferred to the church that was built in his name there". ("Encyclopaedia Britannica", 2025)	Italia	1969	738a		0.50€ afegir al cistell
	Saint George with the two children (601=700): Just above the well of the holy water, on the pillar, George of Lydda, formerly identified as Saint Demetrius, and the children, who are dressed in chlamys and show noble origin, extending their hands in supplication, which are covered with their clothes. (Church of Saint Demetrius, Thessaloniki, 2026)	Hellás	1970	1023		0.50€ afegir al cistell
	No historical particulars of the life of Saint George have survived: The widespread veneration for him as a soldier saint from early times had its centre in Palestine at Diospolis, now Lod. Saint George was apparently martyred there, at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth century. That is all that can be reasonably surmised about him. (Donald Attwater, 1965: 152)	España	1976	1963	0.50€ afegir al cistell	0.50€ afegir al cistell

Geórgios

Saint George (Donatello, 1416): "Nothing of his life or deeds can be established, but tradition holds that he was a Roman soldier, and was tortured and decapitated under Diocletian’s persecution of Christians in 303. His remains were taken to Lydda (Lod), the homeland of his mother, and were later transferred to the church that was built in his name there". ("Encyclopaedia Britannica", 2025)

país: Italia

any: 1969

Yvert: 738a

nou:

usat: 0.50€ afegir al cistell

Geórgios

Saint George with the two children (601=700): Just above the well of the holy water, on the pillar, George of Lydda, formerly identified as Saint Demetrius, and the children, who are dressed in chlamys and show noble origin, extending their hands in supplication, which are covered with their clothes. (Church of Saint Demetrius, Thessaloniki, 2026)

país: Hellás

any: 1970

Yvert: 1023

nou:

usat: 0.50€ afegir al cistell

Geórgios

No historical particulars of the life of Saint George have survived: The widespread veneration for him as a soldier saint from early times had its centre in Palestine at Diospolis, now Lod. Saint George was apparently martyred there, at the end of the third or the beginning of the fourth century. That is all that can be reasonably surmised about him. (Donald Attwater, 1965: 152)

país: España

any: 1976

Yvert: 1963

nou:

0.50€

afegir al cistell

usat: 0.50€ afegir al cistell