Detail of a fresco on the catacomb of Saints Marcellinus. And Peter, "Via Labicana," Rome, Itally, 4th century. (See larger picture on the right). During the 4th century, Jesus was beginning——to be, depicted as older and bearded, in contrast——to earlier Christian art, which usually showed a young and clean-shaven Jesus.

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