Talk:Crux gemmata

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Did you know... that the crux gemmata or "jeweled cross" was used to represent the New Jerusalem and the Tree of Life in Early Christian and Medieval art?

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Other forms[edit]

'The Crux Gemmata has also other forms. It can represent the seven wounds or other meanings--70.158.51.100 18:02, 8 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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