- The
labarum (Gr****: λάβαρον or λάβουρον) was a
vexillum (military standard) that displa**** the "Chi-Rho"
symbol ☧, a
christogram formed from the first...
- The
Cantabrian labarum (Cantabrian: lábaru cántabru or Spanish: lábaro cántabro) is a
modern interpretation of the
ancient military standard known by...
-
military standard (vexillum). Constantine's
standard was
known as the
Labarum.
Early symbols similar to the Chi Rho were the
Staurogram () and the IX...
-
banners or
shields displaying various motifs such as the
cross or the
labarum.
Despite the
abundance of pre-heraldic
symbols in
Byzantine society from...
- a folk
etymology applied to the
Latin labarum. However,
Father Fidel Fita
thought the
relation reversed,
labarum being adapted from Basque,
under Augustus...
-
banners or
shields displaying various motifs such as the
cross or the
labarum. The use of the
cross and
images of Christ, the
Virgin Mary and various...
-
first two
letters of the Gr**** χριστός, 'Christ'. It was displa**** on the
labarum military standard used by
Constantine I in 312 AD. The IX
monogram () is...
- legion; Draco, a
cavalry standard later adopted also by
infantry units;
Labarum,
personal ensign of
emperor Constantine I,
later adopted as army standard...
- head of the emperor. This
richly ornamented standard was
called labarum. The
labarum is
still used
today by the
Eastern Orthodox Church in the Sunday...
-
goddess Victoria.
Roman emperors used a
banner similar in form
called a
labarum. It
frequently bore upon it a
representation of the emperor, sometimes...
