Definition: The word "Aquilegia" appears in Genesis as a noun, referring to someone who serves as the king of Egypt. It was later used metaphorically (2:30-31) when God tells Moses he has chosen one person from among the children of Israel to rule over Egypt until his death. Aquila is the Greek word for eagle and "Aquilegia" literally means a high, large bird or lion, with its feathers and wings in such a way that they are like eagles. The image here suggests a powerful ruler who is also fierce and proud, embodying the characteristics of the king of Egypt.
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