The romance of symbolism and its relation to church ornament and architecture (1909)
Heath, Sidney, 1872- · London : F. Griffiths · leaf 148
iety, for although its arms are equal, they do not join at right angles. It derives its name from being the supposed instrument of S, Andrew’s martyrdom, but it is also used as a symbol of J./tmffe suffering and humility. In heraldry it is called the Cross Saltire. The Fylfot Cross is used… … fyJ Pot, in Dorset I Norse settled, as Yorkshire and Covnc-f lioseuml Lincolnshire, The connection is that bells were endowed with influence over thunder and lightning. The fylfot is the sacred Swastika of the Buddhists, and was used by them many centuries prior to the Christian era. It has been…
Christian art and symbolism · Church architecture · Church decoration and ornament
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