The 4th-century casket is covered with raised impressions of a scallop shell and cross-hatched with a rope motif.
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These factory produced enclosures sometimes have decorative features that their recycled counterparts lack, such as fluting reminiscent of a scallop shell.
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The scallop shell stands for Saint James the Great, Niederweidbach's patron saint, whose traditional symbol is this shell.
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Above the South Garth is a carving which shows a scallop shell held by two hands symbolizing the Paten with Communion bread.
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Other jets fill the lower scallop shell basins, which overflow into the central basin producing a dramatic cascade of white water.
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His Mad Hatter style in fuchsia-colored straw has a brim covered with wisps of straw woven into a scallop shell pattern.
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The scallop shell below the lion is the hermit saint Judoc s attribute, thus representing the old Hoppst�dten church s patron saint.
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To Christians, the scallop shell was the symbol of the Apostle James, the fisherman, who became the patron saint of Spain.
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At any rate, the scallop shell eventually became a sign of pilgrimage in general, a symbol of baptism, signifying new life.
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The " escallop " ( scallop shell ) became popular as a token of pilgrimage to the shrine of Santiago de Compostela.
