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IX: The Crown of Thorns (1898) | Feel It Stream

IX: The Crown of Thorns

IX: The Crown of Thorns

4.5TMDB

1898

1 min

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Saga: La vie et la passion de Jésus-Christ

I. L'adoration des mages

The first scene in the 1898 Passion Play

I. L'adoration des mages

II. La fuite en Égypte

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II. La fuite en Égypte

III. L'arrivée à Jérusalem

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III. L'arrivée à Jérusalem

IV. Trahison de Judas

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IV. Trahison de Judas

V. Résurrection de Lazare

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V. Résurrection de Lazare

The Last Supper, part 6 of Alexandre Promio's Passion Play.

VI. La cène

VII: The Arrest of Jesus Christ

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VII: The Arrest of Jesus Christ

VIII: The Flagellation

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VIII: The Flagellation

X. La mise en croix

Part 10 of Alexandre Promio's Passion Play, in which Jesus is nailed to the Cross.

X. La mise en croix

XI. Le calvaire

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XI. Le calvaire

XII. La mise au tombeau

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XII. La mise au tombeau

XIII. La résurrection

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XIII. La résurrection

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Director: Alexandre Promio