Origin of the cross as a Christian symbol through history
The article traces the cross from early legends in Gallic and Cymric cultures to its adoption by Constantine and Helena in Jerusalem. It notes centuries of reverence, the Crusades, and later developments such as the first crucifix and Greek forms, with tensions over imagery and meaning in Christian art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Helena
Jerusalem
Constantine
Holy Wood
Musiem Bande
Garacena
Evewt Salaiin
Matiic
Frigut Tulvarosco
Keown
Christ
Stillbrong
Justinian
Trulio
Bold Warrior in New York Bride Plot Escalates
Charlie and Arline head to New York aboard a steamer pursuing Captain Brand and Artemus as they dodge danger. The group plans a Windsor interview to seal Arline’s future, while Brand surfaces with new schemes and the looming threat of discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Hive
Eeecier
Altai
Brand
Arline
Peterhof
Plank
Cap Brand
Stuart
Chartie
Craptes
Fire Island
Antwerp
London
Liad
Charle
Artamus
Vflromer
Capt. Mrani
Hin Daughtee
Capt
Kledge
Artemne
Frederick Davenport Macauley
Capt. Brand
Long Island
Old Windsor
Aleck
Ariine
New World
Bride
Wayward Aleck
Tost
Monte Cristo
New York
Rialto
Ni York
Halcyon
Laury Annine
Osre Mare
Iolaithy
Novel death test by fluorescin marks living bodies
A French physician Dr Trard proposes a death test using fluorescin. Injected under the skin it colors living tissue, turning skin and mucous membranes green and eyes, with jaundice like color changes. The test allegedly leaves no effect on dead bodies, per Dr Leard and the French Academy of Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trard
Marseilles
France
Br. Loard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Israel
Parmeapelis
Milian
Spider's Web
Atlee Ceprtee
New Yorke
Artemus
Hrand
Emily
Himself
Arnie Brand
Achemer
Peterhoff
Tobaco
Charile
Anne
Arline Brand
Fifth Avenue
Carl