Prompt

Generate an image of a traditional, ornate IHS Christogram, often associated with the Jesuits, typically depicted in a Gothic or medieval style, often seen in altars, vestments, and church architecture, incorporating the Latin and Greek origins, with intricate designs and the letters "IHS" prominently displayed, symbolizing "Iesus Hominum Salvator" or "Jesus, Savior of Men", in a manner consistent with its use in Christianity, particularly within the Roman Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Church, Anglicanism, and Lutheran Church.

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