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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 14 Apr 1995.
Line: Christian Art

Line: Christian Art

pit$214...@altair.selu.edu wrote:

: Here is a cross I just whipped up, it can use some improvements i guess


:                      __
:                     |  |
:                     |  |
:                     |  |
:            /------- \  /-------\
:            \________/  \_______/
:                     |  |
:                     |  |
:                     |  |
:                     |  |
:                     |  |
:                     |  |
:                     |__|

I can't turn the N around for the Cyrillic l/l, but with a little
modification...

                     ___
                    | B |
                    |   |
                    | O |
            /------ \   / ------\
           ( X  P  N  C  T  O  C )
            \_______/   \_______/
                    | K |
                    |   |
                    | P |       The greeting translates to
                    |   |       Christ is Risen.
                    | E |       
                    |   |
                    | C |
                    |___|
 
-- 
                        |,/| ,. - _ ,
Diki                   /, \'.        "\  
dik...@mcs.com         { \    `         : 
Chicago IL              `;;_'  dsg {   ;  
                        (,(, _.,>-(__,(

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From: dik...@mcs.com (Diki Shamlian Gust)
Subject: Line: Christian Art
Date: 1995/04/14
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