Sacra T-Shirts

Spinae et Tribuli Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Sculplturae Colocynthidum et florum Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Marrubium album, Gingidium Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Ardea Cocrul. Fulica, Milvus aerug Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Hylsopus Origanumque intincta Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

The Holy Face of Jesus According to Tradition and various historical testimonies, Saint Veronica would have taken the veil with the Holy Face of Jesus to Europe. He was found in the year 525 in the city of Edessa. Somehow, later, it reached Rome and, a few centuries later, it was exposed in St. Peter's Basilica for the veneration of the faithful. A century later, it was taken to the Church of the “Volto Santo”, that is, of the Holy Face, in the city of Manoppello, which is 190 km from Rome, where, until today, it is venerated by the faithful.

Orion, Cesil Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Bedolach, Bdellion, Crystall, Margarita Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Opus quartae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Opus quintae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Opus primae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Medieval painting depicting Saint Mary and her husband Saint Joseph, with passages from the Via Sacra showing the suffering of Christ.

Matricaria, Chamaemelum Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Iridis demonstratio Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Nardus Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Opus quartae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Opus quintae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Opus tertiae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Opus fecundae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Opus tertiae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Solstitium Iosuae Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Impii selices ut plantae palustres Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Plejades, Orion, Ursa Minor Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Pauperiores Iro Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Herbae amarae, Endivium et Cichorium Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Homo ex Humo Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century

Silver altar icon of Moon Goddess

This street "Misiones de los Tapes" is at the far end of Colonia Del Sacramento, Uruguay. Ending at the River Plate (Río de la Plata). To me it would be a bay, but it is a river and estuary formed by the Uruguay and the Paraná rivers. Straight ahead across the River Plate there is Buenos Aires. Canon EOS 60D, 1/200 s, f5.6, 18 mm, ISO 100.

Vector of the symbolic representation of the Coptic Abbreviation of the Nomina Sacra for the word God, Efnooti.

sacred heart and birds of hope

From an original engraving published 1881. Scarab beetles lay their eggs in a pellet which they roll along and the Egyptians saw this action as an image of the sun and its course through the heavens, rolled by a gigantic beetle. Scarabs are associated with the Egyptian god, Khepri because it was Khepri that pushed the sun across the sky. The scarab beetle became an ancient Egyptian symbol for rebirth, the ability to be reborn. Each day the sun disappeared, always to rise again and be reborn the following day. from the middle kingdom onwards scarabs were popular in amulets & other jewellery. The Heart Scarab was often buried with the dead to ensure the rebirth of the deceased in the afterlife Please note with regard to scanned antique...

Opus quintae Diei Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century