If one were to seek a definition of a symbol, the view might be expressed that 'Whatever has meaning is a symbol and the meaning is whatever is expressed by the symbol.'
An edition of Symbols in Art and Religion
(1989)
Symbols in Art and Religion
The Indian and the Comparative Perspectives (Durham Indological Series)
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by Karel Werner
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Symbols in Art and Religion: The Indian and the Comparative Perspectives (Durham Indological Series)
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