The cockle shell of St. James (Santiago) is based on a legendary story. The adoption of the shell by the pilgrims to the shrine of St. James, is accounted for in a legend, which relates, that when the relics of the saint were being miraculously conveyed from Jerusalem to Spain, in a ship built of marble, the horse of a Portuguese knight, alarmed, we may presume, at so extraordinary a barge, plunged into the sea with its rider. The knight was rescued, and taken on board of the ship, when his clothes were found to be covered with scallop shells.
A cockle shell is a type of sea shell found on shorelines.
A cockle shell typically has 26-27 ridges on its surface in a radiating pattern.
The cockle shell of St. James (Santiago) is based on a legendary story. The adoption of the shell by the pilgrims to the shrine of St. James, is accounted for in a legend, which relates, that when the relics of the saint were being miraculously conveyed from Jerusalem to Spain, in a ship built of marble, the horse of a Portuguese knight, alarmed, we may presume, at so extraordinary a barge, plunged into the sea with its rider. The knight was rescued, and taken on board of the ship, when his clothes were found to be covered with scallop shells.
It is a shell, as in a cockle shell or oyster shell.
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The shell of a cockle is formed from calcium carbonate, so is inorganic (non-living). The cockle is a small, edible, marine bivalve mollusc.
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Doug Cockle's birth name is Douglas Steven Cockle.
Saint Peter Claver has 2 symbols. One is a ship; the other is a cockle shell which he used to baptize slaves.
James Cockle died in 1895.