Illustrated Symbols and Emblems of the Jewish, Early Christian, Greek, Latin and Modern Churches is a comprehensive book written by H. J. Smith. The book explores the various symbols and emblems used by different religious groups throughout history. It covers symbols and emblems used by the Jewish, early Christian, Greek, Latin, and modern churches.The book is divided into several chapters, each focusing on a specific religious group. The first chapter explores the symbols and emblems used by the Jewish religion, including the Star of David, the menorah, and the shofar. The second chapter delves into the symbols and emblems used by early Christians, such as the ichthys, the cross, and the anchor.The third chapter covers the symbols and emblems used by the Greek Orthodox Church, including the double-headed eagle and the chi-rho. The fourth chapter explores the symbols and emblems used by the Latin Church, such as the fleur-de-lis and the papal tiara. The final chapter focuses on modern