" Found a nail in a tomb of the Knights Templar, may be the cross of Jesus "
(AGI - London March 2, 2010) -" The scenery is worthy of an adventure film : Tomb of three knights buried with their swords and a knife, the symbol of the Templars! Buried with them an ornate casket that holds a nail. It is not a nail any, for two reasons: it goes back to a period between the first and second century AD and has been handled by many people, like a relic. It could be (indeed according to the archaeologist and the Bryn Walters') of one of the nails with which Jesus was crucified The time is Walters told the Mirror and the nail instead of being rusted and stained, is lucid and has rounded corners, as if the acids in the sweat of many hands they had preserved over the centuries. For some sign that the nail had great importance. The striking discovery was made on the island of Ilheu de Pintinha, off Madeira, in a strong Templar.
according to Christian tradition, the True Cross was discovered in Jerusalem in the fourth century and kept there until 1187, when it sank into oblivion after the conquest of the Holy City by Saladin. In many places, however, is claimed authenticity of the fragments attributed to the cross.
Helena, Constantine's mother, after finding Calvary on the cross of Christ, had turned two of nails in a bit for the bridle and a helmet for her son. By Ambrose, the helmet becomes a diadem, the crown-a symbol of the Christian Roman emperors. The bishop describes the diadem of gold and gems, held together within the circle of iron obtained with the nail. From here two traditions: the Holy Nail kept in the Cathedral of Milan and the iron crown of Monza.
(AGI - London March 2, 2010) -" The scenery is worthy of an adventure film : Tomb of three knights buried with their swords and a knife, the symbol of the Templars! Buried with them an ornate casket that holds a nail. It is not a nail any, for two reasons: it goes back to a period between the first and second century AD and has been handled by many people, like a relic. It could be (indeed according to the archaeologist and the Bryn Walters') of one of the nails with which Jesus was crucified The time is Walters told the Mirror and the nail instead of being rusted and stained, is lucid and has rounded corners, as if the acids in the sweat of many hands they had preserved over the centuries. For some sign that the nail had great importance. The striking discovery was made on the island of Ilheu de Pintinha, off Madeira, in a strong Templar.
according to Christian tradition, the True Cross was discovered in Jerusalem in the fourth century and kept there until 1187, when it sank into oblivion after the conquest of the Holy City by Saladin. In many places, however, is claimed authenticity of the fragments attributed to the cross.
Helena, Constantine's mother, after finding Calvary on the cross of Christ, had turned two of nails in a bit for the bridle and a helmet for her son. By Ambrose, the helmet becomes a diadem, the crown-a symbol of the Christian Roman emperors. The bishop describes the diadem of gold and gems, held together within the circle of iron obtained with the nail. From here two traditions: the Holy Nail kept in the Cathedral of Milan and the iron crown of Monza.
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