- Look up
phylactery or
phylacteries in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Phylactery may
refer to: Amulet, an
object believed to
confer protection upon its...
- and a
phylactery." The
nature and
function of this
phylactery was not explained,: 61
though the word
exists in the real world,
where phylactery has several...
- pronunciation: [tfiˈlin];
Modern Hebrew pronunciation: [tefiˈlin]), or
phylacteries, are a set of
small black leather boxes with
leather straps containing...
- The
Pittsfield phylactery is a
missing phylactery with a
black leather strap. It was
reported to have been
discovered by
Joseph Merrick. It
contained Hebrew...
- give up
their souls to form "soul-artifacts" (called a "soul gem" or "
phylactery" in
other fantasy works), the
source of
their magic and immortality. Many...
-
Phylactery Factory is the
second album by
American singer-songwriter
Casey Dienel, but the
first under the
White Hinterland name. The album,
written by...
-
performed and
recorded as
White Hinterland,
whose first album,
titled Phylactery Factory, was
released on
March 4, 2008, by the
independent record label...
- shrine, by the
French term châsse, and
historically also
referred to as a
phylactery) is a
container for relics. A
portable reliquary may be
called a fereter...
- Scipio;
Christ Giving the Keys to
Saint Peter Raphael: Angel
Holding a
Phylactery; La
belle jardinière; Holy
Family of
Francis I;
Madonna with the Blue...
- An amulet, also
known as a good luck
charm or
phylactery, is an
object believed to
confer protection upon its possessor. The word "amulet"
comes from the...
