The evil eye protects us from bad luck and negative energy
the juror put the ballot of his own choice in the ballot box and the second one to other vessel
A book to discover ancient Greece
the first people to acquire rational thought and formulate universal laws for the operation of the universe
the plaggona (doll) and the athyrma (little horse)
Knitted Serpents' Ring in Silver 925° sea god The evil eye protects usThe snake is an Ancient Greek symbol associated with the God of medicine, Asclepius, who in many myths transforms into a snake. God Asclepius is depicted with a rod, where a snake is wrapped around it, and on which he rests. The snake symbolizes rebirth, the primordial life giving momentum, but also death, good and evil, the light of knowledge and the darkness of unconsciousness. The serpent and the rod, are archaic symbols of life, and are still used