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1patch, chapel
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nx2x
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phx, praying hands, cross
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conix
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chix2, Druids
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azx2, Alpha, Omega
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chrx, crucifix, cross, christ
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pointx, Pointsetter, Christmas, Plant
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ex22, Leaves, stem
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gradex, cross, serif, graded
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mik2, cross, leaves, leaf
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hyx, cross, hybiscut, flower, vine, bud
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3panx, panel, frame, ribbon, bow, banner
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book37, cross, bible, book
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rocornx, cross, corner, rose, cultured
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79b, rosette, flowers, leaves
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pointx
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deeremb, deer, doe, buck, emblem
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dofi, cross, crown
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A common question: Is the cross with the slanted bar Greek or Russian Orthodox? and misinformation about the origins of the three-barred Orthodox Cross abounds even in scholarly studies. This Cross is not Russian in origin, but comes from the Early Church. In its traditional form, it is a standard Cross with a bar on top, representing the mocking title given to Christ at the Crucifixion (which, in proper iconographic tradition, is replaced with the words: "The King of Glory"), and a bottom bar, on which Christ’s feet were affixed (twisted, according to one—and only one—tradition, by Christ’s suffering on the Cross, one side pointing up to Heaven and representing the Good Thief on Christ’s right, the other pointing down to Hades, representing the unrepentant thief at Christ’s left).  To learn more, click here.

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