Revelation In the fifteenth century one creation ushered in a divine change; its advent shepherded human thoughts conversion

from one form to another. A vanguard, faithful to tradition, equal part bard and apostle, affording the possibility of speaking to all of earths parishioners, yet making no claim as an idol prophesizing apotheosis. Still enlightening the masses, even though circumstances are altered; it is now the one revered, an icon illuminated in an altar of glass. Pilgrims pay homage and marvel at the creator, who with one invention, through one text, transformed letters of clay into letters of lead, released the monks from their scriptoriums, spread the word.