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Summary
The furca, or fork, a mediaeval [sic] symbol for the Trinity, is also a Pythagorean emblem of the course of life, in the form of a rising path with fork roads to Good and Evil. This sign is very ancient in origin, and is probably connected with the next sign:
— Rudolph Koch, The Book of Signs (p5)
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| current | 22:40, 2 January 2021 | | 260 × 235 (2 KB) | ConsciousCode (talk | contribs) | {{symbol|lines=3|looks like=Y}} {{quote| The furca, or fork, a mediaeval {{sic}} symbol for the Trinity, is also a Pythagorean emblem of the course of life, in the form of a rising path with fork roads to Good and Evil. This sign is very ancient in origin, and is probably connected with the next sign: |by=Rudolph Koch |source=The Book of Signs (p3) }} Category:Symbols in the Book of Signs |
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