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 1 2,1 |    significance. The most common shape is an oblong or rectangular
 2 2,1 |         an oblong or rectangular shape, imitating the form of a
 3 2,1 |        churches are built in the shape of a circle, signifying
 4 2,1 |   symbols of eternity) or in the shape of an octagon, signifying
 5 2,1 |         application, in that the shape was particularly suited
 6 2,4 |          Holy Table is square in shape and is covered by two coverings.
 7 2,4 | so-called because of its general shape, within which are placed
 8 2,5 |      when put together, form the shape of a Cross. This is placed
 9 2,7 |      this double crook is in the shape of serpent's heads, symbolizing
10 7   |      which is immaterial, has no shape, is indescribable and is
11 11,1|          knocked together in the shape of the Greek letter T. According
12 11,1|     Studium says, a cross of any shape is a true cross!~By the