¶ Distaff Geometry
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In the palace at Knossos “over in the area where the goods are stored, where the women were, this was called the distaff sign. The distaff sign you will find on the walls is always a ninety-degree cross. You have a ninety degree and a forty-five; it begins to look like the British flag: the cross of St. Andrew and the cross of St. George. And this is called distaff.”
