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Shroud Spectrum International by Mark D Title Index to Articles from Shroud Spectrum International by Mark D. Williams, D.M.A. “1204: Deadlock or Springboard.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 4 (September 1982): 24-30. “1902 Concealment, The.” André van Cauwenberghe. Shroud Spectrum International 41 (December 1991): 12-21. “1978 Scientific Study of the Shroud of Turin, The.” Robert Dinegar. Shroud Spectrum International 4 (September 1982): 3-12. A “Annex to the Charny Genealogy.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 38/39 (March/June 1991): 28-32. “Arrangement of the Sindon When It Infolded the Body of Christ, The.” Pietro Savio. Shroud Spectrum International 12 (September 1984): 24-27. “Arrival of the Shroud to Montevergine; 25 September 1939, The.” Federico Renzullo. Shroud Spectrum International 15 (June 1985): 22-23. B “Bas-relief from a Photograph of the Holy Face, A.” Paul Gastineau. Shroud Spectrum International 18 (March 1986): 3-6. “Blood and Possible Images of Blood on the Shroud.” John P. Jackson. Shroud Spectrum International 24 (September 1987): 3-12. “Blood on the Shroud of Turin: Part I.” Gilbert R. Lavoie, Bonnie B. Lavoie, Vincent J. Donovan, and John S. Ballas. Shroud Spectrum International 7 (June 1983): 15-20. “Blood on the Shroud of Turin: Part II.” Gilbert R. Lavoie, Bonnie B. Lavoie, Vincent J. Donovan, and John S. Ballas. Shroud Spectrum International 8 (September 1983): 2-10. “Blood on the Shroud of Turin: Part III.” Gilbert R. Lavoie, Bonnie B. Lavoie, and Alan D. Adler. Shroud Spectrum International 20 (September 1986): 3-6. “British Proposals for a Fresh Study of the Shroud of Turin.” Ian Wilson. Shroud Spectrum International 16 (September 1985): 13-16. C “Carbon Dating and the Holy Shroud.” Charles Foley. Shroud Spectrum International 1 (December 1981): 25-27. “Castle of Charny, The.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 20 (September 1986): 29-31. “Castle of Montfort, The.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 8 (September 1983): 35-40. “Castle of Mont-Saint-Jean, The.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 28/29 (September/December 1988): 19-24. “Charny.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 18 (March 1986): 18-19. “Charny Genealogy, The.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 37 (December 1990): 19-25. “Chronological Survey of Observations on the Shroud Textile, A.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 38/39 (March/June 1991): 21-27. “Cloth of Cadouin, The.” Natale Noguier de Malijay. Shroud Spectrum International 18 (March 1986): 12-17. “Conservation and Preservation of the Shroud of Turin.” Alan D. Adler. Shroud Spectrum International 40 (September 1991): 2-6. “Conservation of the Shroud of Turin.” Alan D. Adler and Larry A. Schwalbe. Shroud Spectrum International 42 (December 1993): 7-15. “Considerations on the Feet of the Man of the Shroud.” Angiolo Battaglini. Shroud Spectrum International 9 (December 1983): 3-6. “Considerations on the Personality of Christ.” Ferruccio Antonelli. Shroud Spectrum International 8 (September 1983): 11-23. “Considerations on the Wounds of the Lord’s Feet, as seen on the Holy Shroud.” Alfonso Paleotto. Shroud Spectrum International 9 (December 1983): 21-24. “Copies of the Holy Shroud: Part I.” Luigi Fossati. Shroud Spectrum International 12 (September 1984): 7- 23. “Copies of the Holy Shroud: Parts II and III.” Luigi Fossati. Shroud Spectrum International 13 (December 1984): 23-39 “Coronation of Thorns in the Light of the Shroud, The.” Sebastiano Rodante. Shroud Spectrum International 1 (December 1981): 5-24; see also 40 (September 1991): 7-19. “Critical Study of the Lirey Documents, A.” Luigi Fossati. Shroud Spectrum International 41 (December 1991): 2-11. “‘Crucifixion’ of Santa Maria Antiqua, The.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 5 (December 1982): 23-29. D “Declaration of the Scientific Committee.” Shroud Spectrum International 32/33 (September/December 1989): 33-35. “Demonstration of Blood, Aloes and Myrrh on the Holy Shroud with Immunofluorescence Techniques.” Pierluigi Baima Bollone and Agostino Gaglio. Shroud Spectrum International 13 (December 1984): 3-8. “Devotion to the Holy Shroud.” Pietro Caramello. Shroud Spectrum International 13 (December 1984): 40- 41. “Difference in the Length of the Arms is an Optical Illusion, The.” Gilbert R. Lavoie. Shroud Spectrum International 30 (March 1989): 3-8. “Divinity.” Shroud Spectrum International 4 (September 1982): 31. “Discoveries Between the Lines of a Nameless Manuscript.” Adam J. Otterbein. Shroud Spectrum International 16 (September 1985): 7-12. “Doubts Along the Doubts.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 14 (March 1985): 11-24. E “Ecce Homo of Salamanca, The.” Maria Delfina Fusina. Shroud Spectrum International 23 (June 1987): 22. “Embalmment of Corpses as Practiced by the Egyptians and the Hebrews, The.” Luigi Sartoris. Shroud Spectrum International 16 (September 1985): 17-22. “Emperor’s Scissors, The.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 19 (June 1986): 26-31. “Étude de Jean 20:3-8.” Bernard Ribay. Shroud Spectrum International 42 (December 1993): 21. “Eucharistic Relics of Lanciano in Biologic Research, The.” Renato Bettica Giovannini. Shroud Spectrum International 7 (June 1983): 30-33. “Evangelization and the Holy Shroud.” Giulio Ricci. Shroud Spectrum International 3 (June 1982): 32-37. “Excerpts from The Palace Revolution of John Comnenus .” Nicholas Mesarites. Shroud Spectrum International 17 (December 1985): 23-27. “Exposition of the Holy Shroud in the Market Place of Bourg-en-Bresse, 14 April 1503, An.” André Chagny. Shroud Spectrum International 37 (December 1990): 3-8. “Extraordinary Exposition, An.” Benedictine Monks. Shroud Spectrum International 15 (June 1985): 22- 24. “Extraordinary Exposition of 28 October 1946, The.” Giovanni Mongelli. Shroud Spectrum International 15 (June 1985): 23-24. F “Face of Christ, The.” Paul Claudel. Shroud Spectrum International 17 (December 1985): 28-30. “Face of Christ in the Copies of the Holy Shroud, The.” Luigi Fossati. Shroud Spectrum International 26 (March 1988): 3-12. “Faith, Hope, and Charity in the Light of the Shroud.” Luigi Fossati. Shroud Spectrum International 5 (December 1982): 30-34. “Faith, Hope, and Charity in the Light of the Shroud: Part II.” Luigi Fossati. Shroud Spectrum International 6 (March 1983): 51-57. “Foldings of the Shroud in 1532, The.” John Tyrer. Shroud Spectrum International 31 (June 1989): 11-14. “Foldmarks as a Historical Record of the Turin Shroud.” John P. Jackson. Shroud Spectrum International 11 (June 1984): 6-29. “For the Holy Shroud, a Crucial Hour: An Interview with Rev. Peter M. Rinaldi, S.D.B.” Shroud Spectrum International 21 (December 1986): 16-20. G “Geoffroy de Charny in Paris.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 24 (September 1987): 13-18. “Geoffroy de Charny’s Second Funeral.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 30 (March 1989): 9-13. “Geoffroy de Charny’s Second Funeral: Part II.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 32/33 (September/December 1989): 38-42. “Geoffroy de Charny’s Second Funeral: Part III.” Dorothy Crispino. Shroud Spectrum International 34 (March 1990): 30-34. “Greetings from the Holy Shroud Guild to the Rome Symposium.” Adam J. Otterbein. Shroud Spectrum International 42 (December 1993): 3-4. H “Hasadeen Hakadosh: The Holy Shroud in Hebrew.” Rebecca Jackson. Shroud Spectrum International 42 (December 1993): 18-19. “Height of Christ, The.” Pietro Savio. Shroud Spectrum International 14 (March 1985): 7-10. “The Holy Face of Jesus.” Anselme Longpré. Shroud Spectrum International 14 (March 1985): 25-29. “Holy Shroud: Witness and Summons, The.” Piero Coero Borga. Shroud Spectrum International 8 (September 1983): 41-42. “Humbert II of Savoy: 1904-1983.” Peter M. Rinaldi. Shroud Spectrum International 7 (June 1983): 3-6. I “Identification and the Disposition of the Funerary Linens of Jesus’ Burial According to the Fourth Gospel, The.” André Feuillet. Shroud Spectrum International 4 (September 1982): 13-23. “Identification of the Group of Traces of Human Blood on the Shroud.” Pierluigi Baima Bollone, Maria Jorio, and Anna Lucia Massaro. Shroud Spectrum International 6 (March 1983): 3-6. “Image d’Edesse dans l’homélie de Grégoire le Referendaire, L’.” A. M. Dubarle. Shroud Spectrum International 42 (December 1993): 26. “Image Formation Process of the Shroud of Turin and its Similarities to Volckringer Patterns, The.” John A. DeSalvo. Shroud Spectrum International 6 (March 1983): 7-15. “Image Resurrection of the Man of the Shroud, An.” Giovanni Tamburelli. Shroud Spectrum International 15 (June 1985): 3-6. “Immagine Edessena: Nuova Conferma del Codex Vos. Lat. Q69, L’.” Gino Zaninotto. Shroud Spectrum International 42 (December 1993): 25. “Imprints of the Shroud Do Not Derive Only from Radiations of Various Wavelengths, The.” Sebastiano Rodante. Shroud Spectrum International 7 (June 1983): 21-24. “In Accordance with Jewish Burial Custom, the Body of Jesus was not Washed.” Gilbert R. Lavoie. Shroud Spectrum International 3 (June 1982): 8-18. “In Anticipation of Carbon 14 Dating of the Shroud of Turin.” Jacques Evin. Shroud Spectrum International 27 (June 1988): 2-12. “Influence du Linceul dans l’Iconographie du Christ et le MS Pray.” Yvonne Bongert. Shroud Spectrum International 42 (December 1993): 34. “Is the Image on the Shroud Due to a Process Heretofore Unknown to Modern Science?” John P. Jackson. Shroud Spectrum International 34 (March 1990): 3-29. J “Jesus Christ
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