PER CRUCEM CRESCENS VIR QUISQUE VIR XOAZ

Mark description

The mark consists of a coat of arms consisting of a shield superimposed over crossed swords, the handles of which bear Maltese crosses. The shield contains graphic designs of a burning oil lamp, the scales of justice, three stars around clasped hands and an open book bearing the letters "X", "O", "A" and "Z". In the center of the shield is superimposed a smaller shield bearing a lion holding a rose. The larger shield and swords are superimposed over an oval design bearing Greek Alphabet letters which transliterate to "Kahlaypah Tah Kahlah". The oval is generally surrounded by olive branches. Above the larger shield is a medieval helmet bearing a crown with star designs on the top of the points projecting from the crown. The helmet is superimposed over feathers. Above the crown is a graphic design consisting of a cross superimposed over a crescent moon with a representation of light rays projecting from the design. Below the oval is a graphic design consisting of a crescent moon bearing the Greek Alphabet letters "Delta" and "Pi' and the crescent moon generally surrounds the Greek Alphabet letter "Lambda" superimposed over the Greek Alphabet letters "Chi" and "Alpha". At the top of the coat of arms is a ribbon bearing the Latin phrase "Per Crucem Crescens" and at the bottom of the coat of arms is a ribbon bearing the Latin phrase "Vir Quisque Vir".