Clavicula: Symbol Dictionary

ead a symbol in its own context. Clavicula brings together 42 forms and 72 attributed interpretations drawn from Manly P. Hall and W. Wynn Westcott. START WITH THE FORM Browse circles, angular figures, stars, crosses, plants, celestial signs, animals, architectural motifs, the human figure and numbers. Search by name, alias, meaning or interpretive tradition, then combine shape and source filters. KEEP THE SOURCES VISIBLE Every reading is an original editorial summary with its author, edition and chapter stated inside Clavicula. Explore interpretations from Hall's Secret Teachings of All Ages (1928), Westcott's Numbers (1911 edition) and The Isiac Tablet of Cardinal Bembo (1887). READ THE ORIGINAL TEXT Open twelve original chapters from Westcott's Numbers and Isiac Tablet directly inside Clavicula. The source text is distinguished from the app's editorial summaries, with its author, edition and page references. Long readings include Top and Bottom controls. COMPARE READINGS Choose two different symbols and read their interpretations together. A shared outline can belong to different stories; Clavicula keeps those contexts separate. BUILD YOUR COLLECTION Save symbols and add your own associations. Notes stay in the app's local storage and are excluded from Android backup. Adjust the reading size and use Top and Bottom controls on long pages. Share an editorial reading with its citation and a link back to Clavicula. FOLLOW THE CONNECTIONS Open related Arcadia apps for geometry, numbers, alchemy, Hebrew symbolism and more. The home-screen widget offers one symbol from the dictionary each local day. The bundled dictionary, search, comparisons, bibliographic references and notes work without a connection. All dictionary content and features are free; the optional buy removes advertising.