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''Chapter 4: The Lion of Ali in Anatolia: History, Symbolism and Iconology'' | ''Chapter 4: The Lion of Ali in Anatolia: History, Symbolism and Iconology'' | ||
Thierry Zarcone follows the iconography and symbol of the lion in poetry and sacred texts (calligraphic lions) attached to the rituals of Bektashi and Alevi Sufi orders in Turkey. | [[Thierry Vincent Zarcone|Thierry Zarcone]] follows the iconography and symbol of the lion in poetry and sacred texts (calligraphic lions) attached to the rituals of Bektashi and Alevi Sufi orders in Turkey. | ||
''Chapter 5: Calligraphic Lions Symbolizing the Esoteric Dimension of Ali’s Nature'' | ''Chapter 5: Calligraphic Lions Symbolizing the Esoteric Dimension of Ali’s Nature'' | ||