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Small Greek City on the Bosporus
Hagia Sophia
Constantine the Great
The Macedonian Dynasty
The Purple Room
The Fall and Rise of Zoe
Constantine VII, the Untypical Emperor
Curcuas Captures the Image of Edessa
The Image of Edessa in Constantinople
Alexios Komnenos to Robert of Flanders
Questions About Authenticity of the Letter
The List the Boggles the Mind
Robert de Clari
Accuracy in Translations
Saint Mary of Blachernae
The Habitual Miracle
McNeal’s Sudarium
The Sudarium Envisioned
Constantinople’s Vast Treasury
Two Cloths?
In this place He rises again
Man of Sorrows
Monastery of St. Panteleimon
St. Panteleimon Fresco
Hungarian Pray Manuscript
Portrait of an Empty Shroud
Is the Sudarium There?
The Real Sudarium?
First Written Record of the Sudarium
Mark Guscin
The Sudarium was Carbon Dated
The List the Boggles the Mind
For one thing, the mention of the linen wrappings is among a list of items that boggles the mind of those with a modern worldview: the head of John the Baptist complete with hair and beard, fragments left over from the five loaves and two fishes, a large piece of the true cross, the pillar to which Jesus was tied during his scourging and the whip that was used. Either we have a whole bunch of relics with some of them being fake or somebody is making all this up. It doesn’t matter if it was Alexios who did so, if it was an enhancement to a real letter, or if it was in its entirely a drummed up advertising piece. If reference to linens is real, its repute is tarnished by association.
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Constantinople
Small Greek City on the Bosporus
Hagia Sophia
Constantine the Great
The Macedonian Dynasty
The Purple Room
The Fall and Rise of Zoe
Constantine VII, the Untypical Emperor
Curcuas Captures the Image of Edessa
The Image of Edessa in Constantinople
Alexios Komnenos to Robert of Flanders
Questions About Authenticity of the Letter
The List the Boggles the Mind
Robert de Clari
Accuracy in Translations
Saint Mary of Blachernae
The Habitual Miracle
McNeal’s Sudarium
The Sudarium Envisioned
Constantinople’s Vast Treasury
Two Cloths?
In this place He rises again
Man of Sorrows
Monastery of St. Panteleimon
St. Panteleimon Fresco
Hungarian Pray Manuscript
Portrait of an Empty Shroud
Is the Sudarium There?
The Real Sudarium?
First Written Record of the Sudarium
Mark Guscin
The Sudarium was Carbon Dated