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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/emblem
em·blem (ĕm′bləm)
n.
1. A distinctive badge, design, or device: trucks marked with the company emblem; the emblem of the air force.
2. An object or representation that functions as a symbol: "a bed of sweet-scented lilies, the emblem of France" (Amy Steedman).
3. An allegorical picture usually inscribed with a verse or motto presenting a moral lesson.


http://www.emblemstudies.org/
*The Society for Emblem Studies exists to foster the study of emblem books and related materials in literature and the visual arts, their origins and influence on other cultural forms, in all periods, countries and languages.*

http://www.droz.org/eur/en/6090-9780852619353.html
*Early emblem studies were largely the province of iconographers. In the 1980s attention focussed on the emblem in seventeenth-century theatre, and a consequent tendency to define it in terms based on the practice of that time.*

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Emblematic time
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