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Yes, it is a symbol on banners and flags today, DS.

This symbol known as a “cross” is an common tattoo design.

Good idea, TS.

Any other thoughts?

It represents an ancient Roman form of capital punishment.

How is that intersection personally meaningful to you, HL?

Good application, HH.

Good thought, ND.

Is there any historical meaning ascribed to this symbol?

Good answer, HL.

Where have you seen this symbol? What does it mean to you?

It’s been a pleasure interacting with you here, Friends. I hope this discussion has been as profitable for you as it has been for me. It’s back to class for me - my last before I complete my program. I can’t thank you enough for your thoughtful comments. You have enriched my life. God bless. ❤️

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