Did you know that this cool knot your friend taught you to draw is called "Solomon's Knot"? It features in the artwork of many cultures, and so can help us to understand many different perspectives.
- Orthodox Loop (starts at the dotted arrow):
- Pope, briefly, from Tarentaise
- Day of worship in Córdoba
- Unorthodox Loop (starts at the dashed arrow):
- Chthonic deity with helm of invisibility
- Deuterocanonical decapitatrix
- Venerator of Tezcatlipoca or Mictecacihuatl
Answer Checker:
Hints: There's not as much of a trick to this as you might think. If you Googled the answers, you probably have the right ones. The trick is to make them fit into the loops. It's okay for an O to be on top of an O, and it's okay for an N to be on top of a Z. Kind of like in that Culex puzzle.