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The triquetra is a triangular figure of three interlaced arcs, also known as the Trinity Knot. It is a symbol with a rich history, found in both ancient pagan traditions and early Christian art. In paganism, it represents concepts like the interconnection of elements (earth, air, water, etc.) or the life, death, and rebirth cycle. In Christianity, it is often used to symbolize the Holy Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
 
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