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Assumption is one's own explanation (based on intuition) of an event or object one has not encoutered before and therefore has no knowledge about it. One can asume the reality of an event but his assumption may not be correct.


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Assumption of Mary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1010 words)
The story of the Assumption was generally accepted as fact in medieval Christianity, as a corollary to the theological assertion of Mary's immaculate conception.
The Assumption of Mary is symbolised in the Fleur-de-lys Madonna.
Assumption of the Virgin by Antonio da Correggio
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