The early Christians were part of the Roman Empire, which persecuted them. The icthus (Greek for 'fish'), as a word or simple design, came to be used as a secret symbol for Christians to safely identify other Christians.
It's often assumed the fish motif was derived from Christ's remark to his desciples that he would make them "fishers of men". Actually, ICTHUS was used because it reflected the following phrase. Bear in mind that "TH" is one letter in Greek.
Iesous
Christos
THeou
hUios
Soter
"Jesus Christ, God's Son, Savior"
icthus photophobium
Ichthus is a fish used to symbolize Christianity.
It symbolise count olafs tatow
It symbolise the birth of Jesus
they symbolise everything
depends but in maori it can symbolise death
The verb of symbol is symbolise. As in "to symbolise something".
The verb form of icon is iconize. Which means to treat as an icon.
It is a province - in itself it does not symbolise anything.
the colour ble in art symbolise in is loyalt and wisdom
they symbolise the colors on all the flags throughout the world.
vampires symbolise all sorts of things, but they represent, in some cases, fear