Symbols

EstQuodFulmineIungo

Civis Illustris

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I find symbols very interesting, expecially when they have some latin in them.
It would be nice to gather a certain amount of them. I start out with two:

Famous one:

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This one is less popular. A "Rota Mundi" (embedded in the frontespiece of Leibniz's "Dissertatio de Arte Combinatoria"). The rose in the center probably signifies the "quintessence"-

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Issacus Divus

H₃rḗǵs h₁n̥dʰéri diwsú

  • Civis Illustris

Location:
Gæmleflodland
This is the kinda thread I’d make.
 

EstQuodFulmineIungo

Civis Illustris

  • Civis Illustris

Recurrent "Symbol" in a lot of libraries also online. (although, it's more similar to a motto, actually):
tecta lege, lecta tege
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One of Gabriele D'Annunzio's mottoes (Italian poet 1863-1938):

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Immotus nec iners
 

Issacus Divus

H₃rḗǵs h₁n̥dʰéri diwsú

  • Civis Illustris

Location:
Gæmleflodland
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Three hares meme.
 

EstQuodFulmineIungo

Civis Illustris

  • Civis Illustris

Tiles in "Alhambra" with Charles the fifth's motto (it is, to this day, the motto of the Spanish Royal Family):
"Plus ultra"
(the same of non plus ultra, just without the "non")
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Tironis

Civis Illustris

  • Civis Illustris

Location:
Anglia
Probably the simpliest family crest ever conceived:

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Motto: Nec descendere nec morari
Family: Italian: Scaligeri / della Scala based in northern Italy (nobles of German descent "Von der Leiter"- "of the ladder").
Almost fitting for the President of the European Commission.
 
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