- A
sceptre (or
scepter in
American English) is a
staff or wand held in the hand by a
ruling monarch as an item of
royal or
imperial insignia, signifying...
- The
sekhem scepter is a type of
ritual scepter in
ancient Egypt. As a
symbol of authority, it is
often incorporated in
names and
words ****ociated with...
-
Manikin scepters are
objects that were held by Maya
rulers to
signify their power and authority. The term
scepter is deceiving,
because the
object is...
- a
Chinese curved decorative object that
serves as
either a
ceremonial scepter in
Chinese Buddhism or a
talisman symbolizing power and good
fortune in...
- the bellman, old and gray. He was
weary of the
tyrant And his iron-
sceptered way. In 2006, McNair's descendant,
Edward McNair,
offered a ring on eBay...
-
sometimes considered its
oldest part, and
dating from the 7th century, the
scepter of
Dagobert was
stored in the
treasure of the
Basilica of Saint-Denis (also...
- Ages, vol 5, pg. 564, ISBN 0-684-18161-4
Picture of the 10th
century Orb,
Scepter and
Crown insignia of the Holy
Roman Empire Archived 2018-08-12 at the...
- (wꜣs) is the
Egyptian hieroglyph character representing power.
Sekhem scepter Allen,
James P. (2014-07-24).
Middle Egyptian: An
Introduction to the Language...
- The
Scepter of
Judah (Hebrew:
Shebet Yehuda שבט יהודה) was a text
produced by the
Sephardi historian Solomon Ibn Verga. It
first appeared in the Ottoman...
- The Leo
Scepter is a
Byzantine ivory work of art,
usually and
erroneously identified as a
scepter tip.
Generally accepted to be from the 9th century,...
