| Her husband had been iconoclast, and he scourged those who would not receive his edict. |
| He was an iconoclast, a playboy and a man with an impressive instinct for when to buy, when to sell and when to get nasty. |
| Only few examples of this early period survived the destructive iconoclast fury of the VIII and IX century, especially those of small dimensions. |
| The Marque also revealed young talent like André Martin and René de Seynes and even the advertising iconoclast Jean-Paul Goude. |
| On the same day, Gabrielle, a sixty-something iconoclast, finds herself evicted from her antique shop and learns that she'll be a grandmother. |
| The image had been brought from Constantinople to Rome by some Greek nuns during the 9th century in order to protect it from the iconoclast fury. |
