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"Holy Cross: A History Of The Invention, Preservation, And Disappearance Of The Wood Known As The True Cross" explores the fascinating and often debated history surrounding the relic believed to be the cross upon which Jesus Christ was crucified. William Cowper Prime delves into the origins of the True Cross, examining historical accounts and legends that detail its discovery and veneration.
The book meticulously traces the cross's journey through various empires and eras, recounting its preservation efforts and the numerous claims associated with its authenticity. Prime investigates the cultural and religious significance attached to the relic, shedding light on the beliefs and practices of those who sought to protect and honor it. This historical study offers a comprehensive overview of the True Cross, from its purported discovery to its eventual disappearance from prominent historical records.
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