- OT: Chi Rho 4500 Jahre altes Sonnensymbol? - HB, 29.08.2003, 14:52
- Re: Vielen Dank! - dottore, 29.08.2003, 15:47
OT: Chi Rho 4500 Jahre altes Sonnensymbol?
-->Zur Diskussion hier über den Ursprung des Symbols XP:
This has been explained as representing the first letters of the name Christos (CH and R, or, in Greek, X and P). The identical symbols were found as inscriptions on rock, dating from ca. 2500 B.C., being interpreted as"a combination of the two Sun-symbols." Another proof of its pagan origin is that the identical symbol was found on a coin of Ptolemeus III from 247-222 B.C.
According to An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Traditional Symbols, the labarum was also an emblem of the Chaldean sky-god. Emperor Constantine adopted the labarum as the imperial ensign. According to Dictionary of Mythology Folklore and Symbols, the symbol was in use long before Christianity. Chi probably stood for Great Fire or Sun. Rho probably stood for Pater or Patah (Father). The word labarum yields"everlasting Father Sun."
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