Prieure de Sion

A thunderous depiction of knightly zeal and secret allegiances, “In Hoc Signo Vinces” captures the militant spirituality and esoteric legacy of the Knights Templar — and the Priory of Sion, whose emblem burns behind the warrior like a hidden truth rising to light.

The armored figure, faceless beneath his helm, lunges forward in defense or revelation. The red Templar cross dominates his chest — the eternal sigil of a brotherhood sworn to protect a sacred mystery. His raised sword glows with an ethereal flame, suggesting divine purpose or righteous wrath.

Behind him, the Priory of Sion’s crest is flanked by twin red dragons and inscribed with the Latin phrase “Et In Arcadia Ego” — a symbol of death’s presence even in paradise, and the hidden bloodline. 

Over his left shoulder, a prominent fleur-de-lys, wrapped in red, ties the warrior to the esoteric tradition guarded by the Priory — an order older, perhaps, than the Temple itself.

Beneath the image, the Latin battle cry “In Hoc Signo Vinces” (“In this sign, you will conquer”).

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