fylfot造句

• The appearance was similar to a blue fylfot on a white circle.
• The four shafts are joined in a fylfot, a symbol of good fortune.
• From the early 14th Century onwards the Fylfot was often used to adorn Eucharistic robes.
• More " Fylfot Cross " vandalism here.
• See the connection between the European fylfot and Indian swastika or the Cross and the Ankh?
• The description is that of the Nazi party and the " Fylfot Cross " is a swastika.
• There is a Fylfot made into the brickwork on a building inside the British Aerospace factory in Broughton in Wales.
• Able to hear again, and feeling compelled to help Marco, Fylfot agrees to lend them his magic boots.
• The badge had been varied in 1939 by putting three Cross potent in place of the three heraldic fylfot crosses which had previously been used.
• The north wall includes a mural dado of inlaid marble and encaustic tiles, donated by the Cathedral Guild in 1885, which includes fylfot motifs.
• Finnish heraldry does not distinguish between swastika and fylfot; they both are called " hakaristi " ( " hook-cross " ).
• The design included an ancient Asian fylfot ( swastika ) and a black widow spider, together with the motto " Toujours pr阾 ".
• Wilson, writing in 1896, says, " The use of Fylfot is confined to comparatively few persons in Great Britain and, possibly, Scandinavia.
• The OR fylfot is depicted with curved outer limbs, more like a " sunwheel swastika " than a traditional ( square ) swastika or heraldic fylfot.
• The OR fylfot is depicted with curved outer limbs, more like a " sunwheel swastika " than a traditional ( square ) swastika or heraldic fylfot.
• Unable to get Fylfot's attention, Marco whistles, so loudly in fact that it drives away the imp that none of them could see.
• Even in the last few centuries the fylfot is conspicuous by its absence from grants of arms ( understandably so since 1945; see : Swastika Stigma ).
• It is unknown why the Fylfot was put on a brick but it has been suggested it was done so because it was an ancient Asian peace symbol.
• At the residence of Fylfot the Necromancer, he is unknowingly the victim of an invisible imp, keeping Fylfot's ears plugged up with its fingers.
• At the residence of Fylfot the Necromancer, he is unknowingly the victim of an invisible imp, keeping Fylfot's ears plugged up with its fingers.