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Crux Ansata,
subtitled 'An
Indictment of the
Roman Catholic Church', (1943) is one of the last
books published by H. G.
Wells (1866–1946). It is a scathing...
- used
decoratively by
neighbouring cultures.
Copts adapted it into the
crux ansata, a
shape with a
circular rather than
droplet loop, and used it as a variant...
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Ansata (Latin for "handled") may
refer to:
Crux ansata, a
Christian cross that is
shaped like an ankh with a
circular rather than oval or teardrop-shaped...
- of the
simple cross mark,
including the
crux gammata with
curving or
angular lines, and the
Egyptian crux ansata with a loop.
Speculation has ****ociated...
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cross and circle,
sometimes as the Lingam-Yoni,
sometimes as the Ankh or
Crux Ansata,
sometimes by the
Spire and Nave of a
church or temple, and sometimes...
- when used with
either a
Cross of Tau, the
Hebrew Yodh, or the
Egyptian Crux Ansata in the center.: 19–20
Talismanic shirts are
found throughout the Islamic...
-
conjectures that the nine
imperial sarcophagi,
including one
which carries a
crux ansata or
Egyptian cross, were
carved in
Egypt before shipment to Constantinople...
- "life", it was
adopted by the
Copts (Egyptian Christians). Also
called a
crux ansata,
meaning "cross with a handle".
Coptic cross The
original Coptic cross...
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religion reached a
fever pitch in 1943 with
publication of his book
Crux Ansata,
subtitled "An
Indictment of the
Roman Catholic Church" in
which he attacked...
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whereas Lactantius's
description suggests a
staurogram (⳨),
although the
crux ansata (☥) or the
Egyptian ankh (𓋹) have been
proposed as
interpretations as...
