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From: cq547@freent.toronto.on.ca (llizard)
Subject: Re: the Caduceus
Date: 1997/03/03
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On Sat, 1 Mar 1997 21:23:40 EST, NavyDoc <thuynh@OPAL.TUFTS.EDU> wrote:
>
>I am looking for a good or decent ascii picture of the Caduceus, the
>medical symbol on doctor's office doors or medical journals. Can anyone
>provide me one or direct me to one?
>
>Thanks,NavyDoc (thuynh@opal.tufts.edu)
>
>p.s. if the Navalk anchor symbol and the caduceus can be combined
>together, that would be great.

Hmm, not an easy task you've set. Here is a simple anchor (How does a Navalk 
anchor differ?):

         o
        -+-
         |
         |
      ^  |  ^
ejm97  \_|_/

As for the caduceus, well, here's an attempt anyway:

             _
     _____  ( )  _____
    vVVVVV\__|__/VVVVVv  
   vVVVVVVvvv|vvvVVVVVVv
  vVVVV      |      VVVVv
 vVVV   .=-< | >-=.  VVVv
 vVV   (____ |_____)  VVv
 v          (|)         v
            (|)
            (|) 
            (|)
            (|)
            '|`
ejm97        |
             

And not knowing anything about much, I presume that the combination you wanted 
might be something like this? 

                  _
          _____  ( )  _____
         vVVVVV\__|__/VVVVVv  
        vVVVVVVvvv|vvvVVVVVVv
       vVVVV      |      VVVVv
      vVVV   .=-< | >-=.  VVVv
      vVV   (____ |_____)  VVv
      v          (|)         v
                 (|)
                 (|)
                 (|) 
        ^        (|)        ^
         \       '|`       /
          \       |       /
ejm97      \_____/ \_____/


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