Revival, Orthodox Icon "Holy Virgin Life-Giving Source" from Greek: Ζωοδοχου Πηγής, Παναγιωπούλα (Nausa). The icon is hand painted on wood. The condition is good for the age of the icon. There are many different miraculous icons of the Mother of God. Some faces of the Virgin have an ancient history. One of these icons is the "Living Source". The history of the appearance of the icon of the Mother of God "Life-giving source" dates back to the 5th century and recalls the miracle of the healing of a blind man at the life-giving source near Constantinople. A witness to this incredible event was the warrior Leo Markel, who later became the emperor of the Byzantine Empire. When Leo passed the spring, he saw a blind man. The warrior went to the spring to get water and give it to the blind man. Suddenly a voice told him to draw water from the spring and not only to drink the blind man, but also to bandage the sick man with a wet bandage with water. It was the voice of the Mother of God. The warrior obeyed the order and the blind man received his sight. From the middle of the 14th century, the images of the Mother of God "Living Spring" appeared with a cup and a healing spring located above her. In the 15th century, an image of the "Living Source" type appeared on Mount Athos in the monastery of Saint Paul, the Virgin and Child are depicted in a bowl. In Russia, icons such as the Living Spring began to appear in the 16th century.