Rosy Cross
Rosy Cross proper noun: rosicrucianism.
Proper noun
the Rosy Cross
- Rosicrucianism
- “The Rosy Cross! Do you speak of that order so often spoken of in history, but never described—the Rosicrucians?” ¶ “Even so,” whispered Paul.1848, George Lippard, Paul Ardenheim, the Monk of Wissahikon, page 355
- General Hitchcock and Paschal Beverly Randolph were close friends and fellowworkers in the Rosy Cross.1996, “Introduction”, in Paschal Beverly Randolph, Ravalette: The Rosicrucian’s Story
Forms of Rosy Cross
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Origin of Rosy Cross
Calque of the German components of Rosenkreuz or the Latin in Rosicrucian, or metonymy from the rose cross symbol.
Questions about Rosy Cross
- What does Rosy Cross mean?
- Rosy Cross means rosicrucianism.
- What part of speech is Rosy Cross?
- Rosy Cross is a proper noun.
Words near Rosy Cross in the dictionary
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