St. Ivo or Ives of Kermartin art, plaques, icons, jewelry
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Ivo of Kermartin
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| As early as the 14th century, about
St. Ivo it was said: Sanctus Ivo erat Brito, Advocatus et non latro, Res miranda populo. Loosely translated: St. Ives was from the land of beef, A lawyer, and not a thief; A stretch on popular belief. The symbolic imagery: Ivo is preparing a legal document. The sun might be rising or setting - in either case, representing a long day of diligence. A dove sits atop the scales; a gavel rests on the desk; books are scattered throughout. The child is an orphan who has found shelter and the dog is a medieval interpretation of "Cammy," our new associate. The Border: clockwise from left top, the lion represents courage and is one of the symbols traditionally associated with Ivo; the flag of Brittany; Archangel Michael, patron of justice and defender of the helpless; the crane represents keeping watch over others; the loaf of bread, Ivo using his own resources to feed the poor; "Themis, Blindfolded Goddess of Justice," and the saying about Ivo. |
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Our St. Ivo is available as an AnachronTM Ceramic Tile, Spirit Stone, Pendant, Poster, One-of-a-Kind Jewelry, Greeting Card, Bookmark,
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