*************The cross we use today as a Christian symbol is not the type of cross that was used for Roman crucifixions. The Romans use a cross like the “T” as it was a much more efficient form compared to the traditional “+” cross used in Christian symbols and in Mythriac traditions.
M*W: A "+" (cross) superimposed onto an orb "O" (sun) symbolizes the equinoxes. The catholic church took on this sign but called it the crucifix. The pope to this day carries what is called the "monstrance," which is a scepter of the blazing sun.