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The al-Mu allaqa Doors Reconstructed: An Early Fourteenth-Century Sanctuary Screen from Old Cairo

A set of cedarwood panels in the British Museum from the church of al-Mu allaqa in Old Cairo, elaborately carved with crosses and feast scenes, is here reconstructed as the sanctuary screen doors to the baptismal chapel of Saint George at al-Mu allaqa. Their iconography and style point to a date ca. 1300, confirmed by the building history of al-Mu allaqa, and to a dependence on feast scenes in other media, especially templon icons. The tight soteriological program presented by the panels is interpreted as appropriate to a baptismal chapel and complementary to the Adventus iconography of the early medieval al-Mu allaqa lintel, which surmounted a door in the parallel funerary chapel.