The statues have their origin in Ancient Greece and Rome. The Greeks worshipped Themis, who held scales and ... punishment.

The depictions show Lady Justice blindfolded in some cases ... In December 2016, a large statue of the goddess Themis was erected in the front plaza of Bangladesh’s Supreme Court. The statue wore a ...

The statues have their origin in Ancient Greece and Rome. The Greeks worshipped Themis, who held scales and a sword in her ... and the use of force to maintain peace, punishment. Such a show of ...

In Greek mythology too, Goddess of Justice and good counsel is believed to Themis ... The depictions show Lady Justice blindfolded in some cases, and with her eyes open in others. The Bombay High ...

Traditionally, Themis, the Greek goddess ... While the depictions show Lady Justice blindfolded in some cases, her eyes are open in others. The Bombay High Court too, features a statue of Lady Justice ...

Themis, one of the 12 Titans born to ... into the pillars supporting the building. The depictions show Lady Justice blindfolded in some cases, and with her eyes open in others. — The new statue at the ...

A medieval statue of the Virgin Mary and Child, known as the “Virgin of Paris,” has returned to Notre Dame cathedral, five ...

The origins of the statue of Lady Justice traces back to Greek and Roman mythology. According to Greek mythology, "Themis" was the goddess of Justice, divine order, law and custom. There are many ...

It is a symbol imprinted in our collective psyche - the statue of a blindfolded woman ... In ancient Greece, Themis was a Titaness, often depicted with scales and a sword, who was associated ...

A newly unveiled statue of the goddess of justice without ... In ancient Greece, the Hellenic deity Themis was commonly portrayed with scales and a sword, symbolising divine law and justice.