Topic index "C": The Shroud of Turin blog

TOPIC INDEX "C"
Copyright © Stephen E. Jones[1]

This is "Topic index `C'" of my index to topics that I have posted to this

[Left (enlarge): The medieval idea of a circlet crown of thorns is exemplified by this crown of thorns bought by King Louis IX (r. 1226-70) of France from Emperor Baldwin II (1217–73) of Constantinople in 1238, and preserved from 1801 in Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, until 2019 when it was rescued from a fire in that cathedral, it was moved to the Louvre Museum, Paris[CTW]. The circlet is made of plaited rushes[BP53, 94]. See 08Sep13 that the bloodflows on the back of the head of the man on the Shroud were halted by a circular band, so it is possible that this actually was part of Jesus' crown of thorns[Mt 27:29; Mk 15:17; Jn 19:2,5]. While it is now only a circlet of rushes, it originally had many thorns which were distributed as relics[CJ84, 34]. This photo is from a future "Crown of thorns 08Sep13"]

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Camera obscura 08Jul07, 13Jul07.
Capillary flow 27Jul07.
Catacombs: Pontianus 25Jul07, 29Sep07.
Cathedrals: Turin 06Aug07
Chambéry 06Aug07; 06Nov07.
Christianity 30Jun07.
Coins over eyes 08Jul07.
Colour: Uniform. 08Jul07, 21Jul07.
Colour TV 27Jul07.
Commissions: 1973 08Jul07.
Contact 21Jul07.
Creationism 01Dec07.
Crown of thorns 06Jul07.
Cross 06Jul07.
Crucifixion 06Nov07.
Crusader 27Jul07.

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Bibliography
CTW. "Crown of thorns," Wikipedia, 5 April 2024.
BP53. Barbet, P., 1953, "A Doctor at Calvary," Earl of Wicklow, transl., Image Books: Garden City NY, Reprinted, 1963.
CJ84. Cruz, J.C., 1984, "Relics: The Shroud of Turin, the True Cross, the Blood of Januarius. ..: History, Mysticism, and the Catholic Church," Our Sunday Visitor: Huntington IN.

Posted 19 April 2024. Updated 10 May 2024.