Religious Imagery
Symbolism Notebook, Grade value: 20%.

The Symbolism Notebook is primarily a bound work containing information directly related to early Christian imagery and symbolism. The information contained therein will come directly from class and well-established research materials.

1. The notebook should be organized alphabetically in a list form under subject headings.

2. The student has the option of presenting the notebook in a typed format or handwritten. (Note: handwritten notebooks are expected to be of high standard, and exceptionally legible.)

3. The notebook should have a cover with an illustration related to Christian symbolism and include a title, the course, the date, and both the student and instructor's name.

4. The notebook should begin with a table of contents.

5. A bibliography page of outside sources should be included as the last page of the notebook.

6. Illustrations (hand done or pasted) are optional.

7. The notebook should range from 10 to 20 pages, depending on the format.

8. The subject categories are as follows:
I. Numerology
II. Images of Christ as a symbol (monograms, initials, and crosses)
III. Images of Christ as an animal.
IV. Images of Christ as a man.
V. Plants symbolism.
VI. Animal symbolism.
VII.Christian symbolism (note: under this heading one may include symbols that do not fit under the headings listed above.)