Chi Rho Symbol - Meaning and History of the Early Christian Christogram #1516290 (License: Personal Use)

This monogram combines the first two Greek letters of “Christos” (ΧΡ) with Alpha (Α) and Omega (Ω), symbolizing Christ as the beginning and end, rooted in Revelation 22:13. Historically adopted by Emperor Constantine after his vision before the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 CE, it became a central motif in early Christian art, coins, and liturgical objects. The design reflects theological depth and imperial endorsement of Christianity in the Roman Empire.

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