picture of Jesus on an Epitaphios
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A large piece of cloth, embroidered with the image of Christ, called the epitaphios may very well be a representation of the Holy Mandylion (The Edessa Image) that was in Constantinople from 944 to 1204 CE.

It came into use in Orthodox churches by at least 1300. It is used in the Great Entrance of Orthodox services and displayed on Good Friday and Holy Saturday. 

There are many similarities with the images on the Shroud.

 


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Finding the picture of Jesus, the Shroud of Turin, above the city gate in Edessa ca 644 AD Picture of Jesus from the Shroud of Turin Microscopic view if the substance of the picture of Jesus on the Shroud of Turin Picture of Jesus, Man of Sorrows, believed sourced from the Shroud of Turin The substance of the picture of Jesus seen on the fibers of the Shroud of Turin