same as the fabled Holy Grail, as well as the Image of Edessa. The Review's translation into English could be improved. Also it might be better for the English and French texts to appear in separate

Joseph of Arimathea, the Holy Grail and the Image of Edessa'. A summary of Professor Dan Scavone's new findings that the Shroud, as a 'vessel' in which Joseph of Arimathea collected the blood of Christ,

healing, and the Abgar legend story of the image of Edessa being instrumental in the healing of king Abgar. In the afternoon Warren Grundfest, Peter Schumacher, Keith Propp, Barrie Schwortz and Alan

Constantine VII on the occasion of the arrival of the image of Edessa at Constantinople (see Appendix C of Ian Wilson's The Turin Shroud, Gollancz 1978). This indicates that the image, which was apparently

filial to a fraternal relation with the image of Edessa. I appreciate that the above line of enquiry opens up opportunities for immense and possibly wild speculation but at least it is worth examining

manuscripts that provide further evidence to identify the Image of Edessa (I prefer this name to the Mandylion, which was only used at a later stage) with the Shroud kept today in Turin. I hope to return

verification of the Edessa image. Bulst goes on, in a paragraph on how the cloth was mounted in its frame: Gregory's attestation of the side wound confirms anew the identification of the Edessa image

the "image" referred to is none other than the Image of Edessa, and when the various versions of St. Alexis's life are studied, it makes a great deal of sense that this was one and the same as the Shroud.

und seine Be deutung für das frühe Byzanz The Image of Edessa in Georgian Slavisten, Kunst- und Textilhistoriker miteinander. 15.30–16.00 Hans Georg Thümmel, Greifswald Narrative and Pictorial

August in the Orthodox Church is the day when the Image of Edessa is commemorated. A true Shroudie to the very end!! Mark Guscin Shroud Researcher, Linguist and Author Editor BSTS Newsletter 2002-