Solomonic Iconography
Solomonic Iconography is a subfield of Biblical Iconography that specifically concerns the visual representations, symbolic motifs, and artistic depictions associated with King Solomon and the Solomonic era in biblical tradition, distinguished by its focus on imagery linked to divine wisdom, the Temple in Jerusalem, and esoteric or apocryphal narratives attributed to Solomon.
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King Solomon's Ring. New Light on Animal Ways
M. M. Nice, Konrad Lorenz, Marjorie Wilson · Bird-Banding · 1952 · 138 citations
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Max Planck Society
Munich, Germany
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ChemCentre
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University of Cambridge
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Pioneer (United States)
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University of Virginia
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Bar-Ilan University
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Western Kentucky University
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Mekelle University
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