File:Sulfur symbol 1.svg

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DescriptionSulfur symbol 1.svg	Symbol of Sulfur (1), vectorized by hand using Inkscape Also used in the Satanic bible (Anton LaVey), symbolizing Brimstone. For more information about authors, see the source.
Date	21 November 2010, 13:43 (UTC)
Source	Own work based on: Sulfur symbol 1.png
Author	Original: Brent Friedman   Vector: Dratini0
SVG development InfoField	The SVG code is valid.   This symbol was created with Inkscape.

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  • 2005-10-01T05:56:42Z Saperaud 50x50 (4770 Bytes) Symbol of Sulfur (1) Created by Brent Friedman, Aug 10 2005, using Photoshop CS Source: English Wikipedia, original upload 10 August 2005 by Also used in the Satanic bible (Anton LaVey), symbolizing Brimstone. {{Copyrigh

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