first the Image of Edessa (known to have been ornamented with a diaper or trellis decoration), and then was owned by the Knights Templar. Anna Hulbert has kindly agreed to give an illustrated lecture

research on the Image of Edessa and its possible links to the Shroud in the archives of Mount Athos. Accordingly, I flew to Athens and in the midst of a terrible snowstorm took off to meet director

or image of Edessa. It thereby strongly supports the hypothesis that it is an early copy of the Shroud. Unfortunately we were not able to learn any details, but let´s hope they come out soon. RO\

images of Edessa" and these same works as known from modern photographs. Did Heaphy really, as supposed by Morgan, see these out of their frames? Nothing in any of the modern literature on these gives

cloths (assuming that the identification Shroud/Image of Edessa is correct) – reaching the conclusion that if past and future research shows that both the Shroud and the Sudarium were indeed used

the Edessa image of Jesus is actually referring to the Turin Shroud (Wilson 1978). A very large part of the case for the Shroud’s forgery or artistic origins is based on the huge amount of somewhat

or Image of Edessa. He carefully reviews objections to this theory, such as those raised by Professor Averil Cameron [The Sceptic and the Shroud, Inaugural Lecture delivered at King's College, London,

would have undergone if `doubled in four' as the Image of Edessa. Jackson concludes that his researches broadly indicate "that on the Shroud are foldmark deformations which, in a preliminary sense,

that the Image of Edessa/"Shroud"(i.e. Mandylion) of Constantinople/ Shroud of Turin were one and the same. We have xeroxes of Gabriel Quidor’s original blueprints filed with the French patent office

Is the Shroud of Turin the same as the Image of Edessa’, the ‘Legitimacy of claims of what can be seen or detected on the Shroud’, ‘The pros and cons of the various proposed explanations for