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The Cross
The cross of the Order of the Temple is a cross of paws:
All the beams are of equal length and widen from the inside to the outside, the centre being relatively compact and the outside flat.
The cross of paws in Christian symbolism stands for the sufferings of Christ; the colour red is the symbol of the blood shed by Christ, but also of life.
In 1147, Pope Eugene III granted the Templars fünal rights to the cross of paws. In 1147, Pope Eugene III granted the Templars, for their services in the defence of the Holy Land, the exclusive right to wear a red cross on their left shoulder (a sinistra) as a constant reminder of Christ's martyrdom.
Due to regional peculiarities and the pragmatism of the Templars, the cross varied again and again.
The cross of the Order of the Temple is a cross of paws:
All the beams are of equal length and widen from the inside to the outside, the centre being relatively compact and the outside flat.
The cross of paws in Christian symbolism stands for the sufferings of Christ; the colour red is the symbol of the blood shed by Christ, but also of life.
In 1147, Pope Eugene III granted the Templars fünal rights to the cross of paws. In 1147, Pope Eugene III granted the Templars, for their services in the defence of the Holy Land, the exclusive right to wear a red cross on their left shoulder (a sinistra) as a constant reminder of Christ's martyrdom.
Due to regional peculiarities and the pragmatism of the Templars, the cross varied again and again.
- Group
- Sculptural Figure(s)
- Condition
- unpainted, kit
- Scale
- Size 54 mm
- Material
- Metal-Alloy
- Time
- 13. Jh.
- Nationality/Location
- Europe
Not a toy! Not suitable for children under the age of 14!
Romeo Models S.n.c.
Via Michele Lessona, 14
95123 CT Catania
Italien
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.romeomodels.com
Via Michele Lessona, 14
95123 CT Catania
Italien
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.romeomodels.com
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