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Meanings of sacred emblem in English
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Usage of sacred emblem in English
1
But it was a sacred emblem in the dateless antiquity of Egypt.
2
From this time the red cross was the sacred emblem of the crusaders.
3
That sacred emblem has not spent its meaning, or its power.
4
What should I, a heretic and a Protestant, do with this sacred emblem?
5
La Salle stood up and waved the calumet, the sacred emblem of peace and friendship.
6
Standing for the person of Christ himself, St. John holds the sacred emblem with reverence.
7
By pagans, Jews, and Christians, the pomegranate has long been regarded as a sacred emblem.
8
The carp, it must be known, is the sacred emblem of the male child in Japan.
9
The soldiers bore upon their helmets and upon their shields the sacred emblem of the Cross.
10
This is the shimenawa, sacred emblem of Shinto.
11
Indeed, in the light of the sacred emblem before which he had stood, he had learned patience.
12
That night the paint-bedaubed pickaxe, sacred emblem of Kali's worship, lay on the table in my sleeping chamber.
13
Masada had become its sacred emblem.
14
As he passed this sacred emblem Peter bowed and crossed himself, an example that Castell did not follow.
15
The rabbit is the sacred emblem of my river, and when we have a symbol, he shall be our symbol.
16
The branches of the mistletoe were then distributed among the faithful, each cherishing the token as the most sacred emblem of his faith.
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