Christogram

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Chris·to·gram

 (krĭs′tə-grăm′)
n.
See Chi-Rho.
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Among them are shapes of the cross, the Greek letter Q, anchors, and the Christogram (see Salo 2012b, figs 77, 82).
The impact of the climate catastrophe of 536-537 AD in Estonia and neighbouring areas/536.-537. Aasta kliimakatastroofi moju Eestis ja naaberaladel
Later on, the staurogram will be used as a "Christogram" to refer to Jesus.
The Earliest Christian Artifacts: Manuscripts and Christian Origins
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