Difference between revisions of "Lyre"

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A lyre is a pagan symbol representing harmony.  Clement of Alexandria adapted it into Christian art from the catacombs.  It is often associated with the harp, which is an emblem of [[St. Patrick]].
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The lyre is a pagan symbol representing harmony.  Clement of Alexandria adapted it into Christian art from the catacombs.  It is often associated with the harp, which is an emblem of [[St. Patrick]].

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The lyre is a pagan symbol representing harmony. Clement of Alexandria adapted it into Christian art from the catacombs. It is often associated with the harp, which is an emblem of St. Patrick.