130. Various forms of Fylfot or Svastika. A. Whorl from
Hissarlik (1987), 7 m., third city, The Burnt City or
Ilios; B. Do. (1861), 3½ m., fifth city; C. Do. (1990),
4 m., fifth city; D. Do. (1873); E. Detail from whorl (1993),
5 m., fourth city; F. Lotus derivative on a large amphora,
with “geometric” decoration, Cyprus; G. Solar goose and
lotus design on a Rhodian vase, from Salzmann, _Nécropole
de Camire_; H. Coin from Selge, Pamphylia; I. Symbols on
Lycian coins; K. Triskelion on a Celtiberian coin; L. On a
silver bowl, Etruria; also on Chinese ware; M. Coin from
Cnossus, Crete; N. Ancient Indian coin; O. On coin from
Ujjan, Central India; P. Foot-print of Buddha (so-called),
Amarávati Tope, India; R. Thibetian symbol; S. Roman altar
at High Rochester, dedicated to Minerva, by Lucius Cæcilius
Optatus; T. Roman altar at High Rochester, dedicated to the
standards of the faithful of the Varduli by Titus Licinius
Valerianus; U. Celto-Roman altar at Birdoswald, dedicated
to Jupiter Optimus Maximus (IOM), apparently by Dacians
garrisoned in Ambloganna; the four-rayed wheels were solar
symbols among the Gauls; W. Ogham stone, Aglish, County
Kerry; X. Ancient Scandinavian symbols; Y. Legend on church
bell, Hathersage, Derbyshire, 1617. A-E, P. H. Schliemann,
_Ilios_; F, G. Goodyear, _Grammar of the Lotus_; H, L, O,
X. R. P. Greg; _Archæologia_, xlviii., 1885; I, K, M, N,
R. Count Goblet d’Alviella, _The Migrations and Symbols_;
S, T, U, W, Y. H. Colley March, _Trans. Lanc. and Cheshire
Ant. Soc._, 1886. For further details the reader is
referred to these authors.