Fleur-de-lis: a heraldic device and emblem of the royal house of France used in the French coat of arms since the 13th century. It is shaped like a lily with three, arced petals.
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- Visiting the Museum H.C. Andersen
- Visiting the Museum of Montecassino’s Abbey
- Museo Facile, Museums Made Easy
- The Museum of Montecassino Abbey- Sections
- Medieval Art Section
- Object Labels
- Column Shafts and Corinthian Capitals
- Pavement Fragments
- Fragment of Sculptural Elements
- Portal Fragment
- Corinthian Capital
- Fragment of Trapezoid-Shaped Capital
- Pavement Fragment
- Pair of Column-Bearing Lions
- Pavement Fragment
- Pair of Colonettes
- Pavement Fragment
- Slabs
- Slab Fragment
- Colonette Fragment
- Slab Fragment
- Column-Bearing Lion
- Lion Head
- Slab Fragment
- Slab Fragment
- Slab Fragment
- Door Jamb Fragment
- Jamb Fragments
- Console Fragment
- Portal Lintel and Jambs
- Pair of Lions
- Portal Jambs
- Portal Lintel
- Slab
- Slab
- Exhibit Panels
- Gallery Cards
- Station
- Glossary of Art Terms
- Crediti QR CODE
- Italiano
- Visit the Places of Contemporary in Cassino
- Visiting the Civic Collection “Giuseppe Albano” of Putignano
- Visit Places of the Castle and the City of Gaeta