THE CROSS OF TRIUMPH (Cross of Victory, Cross of Conquest, Cross Triumphant, Cross and Orb, the Mound) – 1. This Latin cross resting atop a globe symbolizes the triumph of the Gospel message around the world. The globe usually has a band around it with three points, symbolizing the Trinity. The cross of triumph is sometimes seen in the left hand of Jesus when He is portrayed in His kingly office. It can also be seen on church steeples.

THE CROSS TRON-ONÉE (Cross Dismembered) – Any cross that is cut into five, visibly separate pieces.

THE CROSS VAIR – This is a somewhat thick cross with its ends tapered outwards.

THE CROSS AND VICTORY BANNER – A Latin cross, often thin and narrow, from which a white banner waves. A long, red Latin cross is seen on the banner. This cross symbolizes Jesus as the Lamb of God. This cross is carried by the Lamb of God (Agnus Dei) and also by John the Baptist, who proclaimed the coming of the Lamb of God.

THE CROSS VOIDED – Any cross in which the cross appears transparent, with the background color showing through it.

THE CROSS WAVY – This cross is made up of curvy arms. It is a cross that was used in heraldry.