A. Find image or subject
Step 1. Enter a keyword. Suppose you are looking for the icon of Our Lady of Philermos. Enter Philermos in the Search box of your choice and click Search. If you get one or more results, that means that 'Philermos' is there. If you get ZERO results, then use a different spelling, or a different keyword or keyword combination. For example, use 'Philerme' instead of 'Philermos'. Keyword(s) may be spelled differently in other languages. If different spellings, keywords or keyword combinations do not give any results, then what you are looking for is simply not there.

Step 2. We now need to find the exact location of our subject or image. First, retrieve the results from Step 1, one at the time. Then, in your browser, click Ctrl-F to get the IE Find utility on your screen. Next, enter the keyword that gave you results in Step 1 (Philermos or Philerme). Click one or more times on 'Find Next' till you find Our Lady of Philermos.
Attention: IE Find seems to have difficulty with long names. For example, suppose you are looking for Saint Gregory of Sinai Monastery. In Step 1 above, SiteSearch indicates it is in the Index-Imagebase. Yet, 'Find' doesn't find it. Instead of entering the entire name, enter a part, like Gregory or Sinai, and you will find it.

B. Display Icons Explained pages, subjects and icons
Write site:www.IconsExplained.com in a Search box and click Search. The number of pages displayed will be about 360-380. See Google [ Site Search ], Google [ Web Search Features ], Yahoo! [ Site Search ], Yahoo! [ Search Services ].