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of Turin — believed to be the bu
rial cloth of Jesus Christ — pro
ving the garment is no forgery.
Magnifications of the rare coin,
similiar to those believed widely
used to cover the eyes of the dead
around Palestine until A.D. 70,
revealed the misspelling.
The Rev. Francis L. Filas, a
professor of theology at Loyola
University, said Monday the coin
imprint on the burial cloth dates
the shroud to the 1st century and
proves it is not a forgery.
The Pontius Pilate coin covered
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figure on the shroud, which is kept
in Turin, Italy.
Critics contend experts have no
historical record of a coin contain
ing the rare misspelling in Greek
of the name Caesar, using a “C”
instead of a ”K,” and that the
markings found on the shroud
could have been distorted by age
and the texture of the cloth.
But Filas said: “The unexpected
discovery of a second Pontius Pi
late coin with the same rare mis
spelling closes the door on objec
tions.”
Filas said he located the Pontius
Pilate coin in a collection from the
rare coin department of Marshall
Field & Co.
“The new coin represents a
completely different style, so that
we now have two independent
proofs of an unusual custom re
flected on the shroud from two
separate stampings of the same
type of misspelled ‘C’ for ‘K’ in
Caesar’s name.”
Filas, a long-time researcher of
the shroud, stressed his new dis
covery is not conclusive in proving
the shroud contains the imprint of
the body of the crucified Christ.
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whelming.
"The primary thing it provided
directly is that the shroud cannot
be a forgery. That a human body
put the marks on the cloth. That
the shroud marks are from a hu
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“The opponents really do not
make much of a point of saying it’s
the body of anybody else but Jesus
Christ. They recognize that if it’s a
human body, the coincidences
would have to lead to Jesus
Christ.”
The cloth — 14 feet long and 3.5
feet wide — has photographically
negative markings of the front anil
back of a crucified man. Transfer
red blood stains, which are photo
graphically positive, also exist on
the shroud.
“The agreement of the tiny let
ters on the shroud one-thirty-
second of an inch high in reflecting
this custom is an insuperable argu
ment against claims of painted
forgery on a photographic nega
tive,” Filas said.
“One wonders how the evi
dence for the shroud could be
added to anymore. ”
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