- Look up
triskelion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
triskelion or
triskeles is an
ancient motif consisting either of a
triple spiral exhibiting rotational...
- l’Hermine (The
Order of the Ermine). The
triskele is also an
important symbol in
Breton culture. The
triskele is a
traditional Celtic symbol that the Bretons...
- and no
evidence exists of
their use of the
triskeles. It is
possible that the
origin of the Manx
triskeles is a
knotted device depicted on the coinage...
-
November 2023). "Mediaeval
Mythbusting Blog #26: The
Ancient Ram Inn".
Triskele Heritage.
Retrieved 28
August 2024.
Media related to Ram Inn, Wotton-under-Edge...
- by the Etruscans[citation needed]. The
symbol is
closely related to the
triskele, a
symbol of three-fold
rotational symmetry,
which occurs on artefacts...
- Many "solar symbols"
claimed in the 19th century, such as the swastika,
triskele, Sun cross, etc. have
tended to be
interpreted more
conservatively in scholarship...
- The flag of
Sicily shows a
triskeles symbol (a
figure of
three legs
arranged in
rotational symmetry), and at its
center a
Gorgoneion (depiction of the...
-
stones there is a kind of knot depicted,
called the valknut,
related to the
triskele. This is
thought to
symbolize the
power of the god to bind and unbind,...
- the arms of His
Majesty in
right of the Isle of Man. The
origin of the
triskeles (three
dexter legs
conjoined at the hips and
flexed in triangle) is obscure...
- 'four-legged',
especially when
composed of four
conjoined legs (compare triskelion/
triskele [Gr****: τρισκέλιον])
ugunskrusts (Latvian for 'fire cross,
cross of fire";...
