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Judeo-Christian gnostic amulet carrying, for the first time, the name Solomon's seal written in Greek. Reference to this is the comment by Librarian Shlomo Zucker in page 34 of Gershom Scholem's book (Star of David: History of a symbol) where he mentions such charms stored at the British Museum and in Leningrad, which have two lions holding a Star of David. Lions, he says, are Jewish motif adopted

"Gammadion as the Swastika-Rodovik of the Gospel from the Library in the French Dijon, the middle of the XII century." Source #mosaic #christian #France

Gammadion (Gammadia) on the Mitre / Tiare of Saint Gaudens, 8th century AD. #christian

"Marble sarcophagus from Verona from the Crypt of San Giovanni in Valle of the 4th century AD from the collection of the #Roman-Germanic Central Museum in Mainz, #Germany, is dedicated to the important, symbolic moments in the life of Christ. Christ is the central figure of each scene on all four sides of the sarcophagus. And each side of the sarcophagus is framed with a strip consisting of Gammad

curvilinear detail of carved #celtic #pictish #christian symbol stone
