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Church symbolism; an explanation of the more important symbols of the Old and New Testament, the primitive, the mediaeval and the modern church

Author: F R Webber
Publisher: Cleveland, J.H. Jansen, 1938.
Edition/Format:   Book : English : 2d ed., revView all editions and formats
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Webber, F. R. (Frederick Roth), 1887-1963.
Church symbolism.
Cleveland, J.H. Jansen, 1938
(OCoLC)647309529
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: F R Webber
OCLC Number: 236708
Description: 6 p. l., ix, 413 p. incl. front., illus., plates. 27 cm.
Contents: The language of symbolism --
The purpose of symbolism --
Old Testament symbols --
Symbols of the Holy Trinity --
Symbols of the Father --
Symbols of Our Lord Jesus Christ --
The sacred monograms --
The cross of Our Lord --
Symbols of Our Lord's Passion --
Symbols of the Holy Ghost --
The nimbus and the aureole --
The Word, the sacraments and sacred rites --
Symbols of the Virgin Mary --
The four evangelists --
The holy apostles --
The nine choirs of angels --
The Greek and Latin fathers --
Symbols of the Christian church --
Types of Our Lord Jesus Christ --
The more important saints of church art --
Examples of old and modern symbolism --
A glossary of the more common symbols.
Responsibility: [by] F.R. Webber; introduction by Ralph Adams Cram ...

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