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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Sep 1998.
Re: [pic] pentagram

Re: [pic] pentagram

A pentagram is a five sided star (shape). A pentacle is a symbol used
by Pagans. A pentacle should have one point up and two points down. A
pentagram does not come in a circle as the pentacle often does. I
wrote an article about the pentacle for a fanzine. If anyone is
interested I can post it or just email it out. I have it on a
geocities site but I can't remember the URL any more.

Laura

On Sun, 13 Sep 1998 00:56:14 +0200, Robert Karlsson
<asl...@algonet.se> wrote:

>Don't really know what a "pentacle" is. My english is kind
>of limited, but if it is the same as a "pentagram" (which
>is used in occult rituals for different purposes) then
>i've seen both versions (though I haven't seen your version
>that much). My knowledge about these symbols aren't too good
>I'm afraid. If I'm mistaken I'll make another one at once :)
>
>> 
>> If this is meant as a pentacle it is upside down. That would be an
>> imporovement to me at least. Here is my own small pentacle.
>> 
>>       _.._
>>    .'      '.
>>  .' ___/\___ '.
>>  ` `. /  \ .` `
>>  '   /.''.\   '
>>   ' `      ` '
>>    `` -..- `` ldb

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Date: 1998/09/14
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