The Cross Its History & Symbolism 1934

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Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2003-02-01
Publisher(s): Kessinger Pub
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Summary

1934. An account of the symbol more universal in its use and more important in its significance than any other in the world. This book is a suggestive, not exhaustive, history of the cross. It contains many authentic facts, legendary tales, curious customs, strange superstitions about the cross and tells of notable events and personages that are interwoven in its history. Beautifully illustrated.

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