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CHRISTIAN MONOGRAM. Xpistos, Greek monogram for Christ

Symbols Collection: MARIA WILHEMINE THUN (1744-1800). Countess Maria Wilhelmine Thun, Wolfgang Amadeus

MARIA WILHEMINE THUN (1744-1800). Countess Maria Wilhelmine Thun, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts most zealous patron. Silhouette, 1784, by C.F. Meischner

NORDIC RUNE. A Nordic (Germanic) rune for the Dragons Eye

Symbols Collection: CUT-PAPER SILHOUETTE. German silhouette by Luise Duttenhofer to illustrate Friedrich Schiller

CUT-PAPER SILHOUETTE. German silhouette by Luise Duttenhofer to illustrate Friedrich Schiller, 19th century

SYMBOL: PENTACLE. Symbol of protection against evil

ANCHOR. Christian symbol of hope

SYMBOL: HOLY TRINITY. Christian symbol of the Holy Trinity

SYMBOL: ISLAM. The crescent and star symbol of Islam

LUTHERAN CROSS. Symbol of the Luteran Church

PATRIARCHAL CROSS. Symbol of the Russian Orthodox Church

JUDAISM: TORAH. Scroll of the Torah, a symbol of Judaism

SAINT PETER. Inverted cross and keys, symbol of Saint Peter

NORDIC RUNE: GILCH. Gilch, a Nordic rune for wealth

SYMBOL: TET OF OSIRIS. Ancient Egyptian symbol of stability

Symbols Collection: SYMBOL: THREE KEYS. Japanese symbol of good luck, three keys to open the doors that lead to love

SYMBOL: THREE KEYS. Japanese symbol of good luck, three keys to open the doors that lead to love, health and wealth

Symbols Collection: DEATH, 17th CENTURY. The winged hourglass and scythe which symbolize the flight of time

DEATH, 17th CENTURY. The winged hourglass and scythe which symbolize the flight of time and the certainty of death. Woodcut, 17th century

Symbols Collection: EGYPTIAN SYMBOL: WEDJAT. The Wedjat, an ancient Egyptian symbol of the eye of Horus

EGYPTIAN SYMBOL: WEDJAT. The Wedjat, an ancient Egyptian symbol of the eye of Horus, often thought to bring luck, protection and health

Symbols Collection: YIN YANG SYMBOL. Symbol for yin and yang, the opposite but complementary principles

YIN YANG SYMBOL. Symbol for yin and yang, the opposite but complementary principles in Chinese dualistic philosophy, one negative, dark, passive, cold, wet

SYMBOL: UNITY. Bundle of arrows, a symbol of unity

SEVEN DEADLY SINS, 1511. Woodcut by Hans Baldung-Grien, 1511

GREECE: TRISKELION. The Greek symbol of victory and progress

Symbols Collection: BLACK PLAGUE, 1493. Dance of death with plague victims. Woodcut from the Nuremberg Chronicle

BLACK PLAGUE, 1493. Dance of death with plague victims. Woodcut from the Nuremberg Chronicle, 1493

COPTIC CROSS. A Coptic Christian cross used by Christian Gnostics in Egypt

Symbols Collection: ST. CATHERINEs WHEEL. Christian symbol of martyrdom name for St. Catherine of Alexandria

ST. CATHERINEs WHEEL. Christian symbol of martyrdom name for St. Catherine of Alexandria, who was martyred on a spiked wheel

CHALICE AND CROSS. Christian symbol of the Last Supper and the Passion of Christ

SYMBOL: CROWN OF THORNS. Christian symbol of martyrdom

CHRISTIANITY: TETRAMORPH. Christian symbol of the four Evangelists. Line drawing

NORDIC RUNE: FEHE. Fehe, a Nordic (Germanic) rune for love

EGYPTIAN SYMBOL: SEMA. A sema, or sma, an ancient Egyptian symbol of union

Symbols Collection: EGYPTIAN SYMBOL: TYET. The tyet, the ancient Egyptian symbol of the goddess Isis

EGYPTIAN SYMBOL: TYET. The tyet, the ancient Egyptian symbol of the goddess Isis. Often called the Knot of Buckle of Isis, thought to bring protection

CALLIGRAPHY: CHINESE. Chinese symbol for long life

SYMBOLS: GOOD LUCK. Various symbols of good luck

COAT OF ARMS: GREAT BRITAIN. Late 19th century

Symbols Collection: MENNONITES: HEX SIGN. Tree of Life, symbol of fertility, from an American Mennonite

MENNONITES: HEX SIGN. Tree of Life, symbol of fertility, from an American Mennonite hex sign

GREECE: TRISKELION. The Greek symbol of victory and progress

Symbols Collection: EDWARD III (1312-1377). King of England, 1327-1377. The coat of arms of King Edward III

EDWARD III (1312-1377). King of England, 1327-1377. The coat of arms of King Edward III. Line engraving, 20th century

Symbols Collection: JOHN MURRAY (1732-1809). Fourth earl of Dunmore. Scottish colonial administrator in America

JOHN MURRAY (1732-1809). Fourth earl of Dunmore. Scottish colonial administrator in America. Dunmores seal

Symbols Collection: ACADEMY OF ARTS & SCIENCES. Seal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

ACADEMY OF ARTS & SCIENCES. Seal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, established 1780

Symbols Collection: ALLEGORY OF EUROPE. Allegory of the continent of Europe. Oil on canvas by Francesco Solimena

ALLEGORY OF EUROPE. Allegory of the continent of Europe. Oil on canvas by Francesco Solimena (1657-1747)

Symbols Collection: AMERICA: GRAND SEAL. The original design for the Great Seal of the United States

AMERICA: GRAND SEAL. The original design for the Great Seal of the United States. Sketch by Pierre Eugene du Simitiere (c1736-1784)

Symbols Collection: DUQUESNE COAT OF ARMS. Coat of arms of Marie-Ange Duquesne de Menneville, Marquis Duquesne

DUQUESNE COAT OF ARMS. Coat of arms of Marie-Ange Duquesne de Menneville, Marquis Duquesne, (c1700-1778) French governor of New France

AUTOMOBILES: GM LOGO. An early logo of General Motors Company, or GM, founded in Flint, Michigan, in 1908

Symbols Collection: CALENDAR, 1503. The circle of the months, surrounded by the signs of the zodiac

CALENDAR, 1503. The circle of the months, surrounded by the signs of the zodiac. Woodcut from an edition of the Kalender of Shepherdes, printed at Paris in 1503

WHEEL OF FORTUNE. Woodcut, 1534, by Georg Pencz

Symbols Collection: CROSS: GAMMADIA. Cross composed of four L-shaped angles, similar to the Greek letter gamma

CROSS: GAMMADIA. Cross composed of four L-shaped angles, similar to the Greek letter gamma. Also known as a cross voided

EARLY CHRISTIAN SYMBOL. Early Christian symbol from an ancient coin

COPTIC CROSS. A Coptic cross used by Christian Gnostics in Egypt

MARINERs CROSS. Stylized cross in the shape of an anchor

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