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Index to Wrapped up in the Shroud by Joseph Marino Compiled by Paul C 1 J. G. Marino, Wrapped Up in Shroud, Index Index to Wrapped Up In the Shroud by Joseph Marino Compiled by Paul C. Maloney (July 2014) Note: There are 3 possible reasons for enclosing items in brackets in the following listing: 1. That Items (numbers) in brackets [ ] are there by inference—that is, the actual name may not appear on the designated page but that from the context it is obvious to whom or to what the reference is made. 2. The name never appears anywhere in the book but that the compiler has supplied it for the benefit of historians and other researchers. 3. Extended or expanded comments in brackets are made by the compiler. Items in quotes are usually the names of books, newspapers, or journals. Occasionally, such quote-marked items refer to quotes on a page. Occasionally, a topical word is used in the entry, but the topic may appear on a page with a different description. Users of this compilation may need to study the page to discover what the entry refers to. Abreviations: R in front of a page number = “References.” (Eg. “R205” = “References, p. 205). “A” in front of another alphabetic letter = “Appendix.” (Eg. “AA” = Appendix A, “AB” = “Appendix B,” etc.). If a name is also accompanied by “et al” I have not included the additional names in this compilation. The user may consult the References to look up the original article cited for the additional names who are co-authors of the article. I have tried to introduce cross referencing where appropriate. Such cross referencing may be incomplete. DATES: 1192, Date of Hungarian Pray Manuscript, 53 1204, seizure of Shroud by Crusaders, AF259 1260-1390, date resulting from 1988 C-14 test, 126, 137, 151, 159, 176 1291, introduction into Italy the use of alizarin dye, 173 1325, median date of the Shroud carbon 14 results, 173 2 J. G. Marino, Wrapped Up in Shroud, Index 1350s, [Shroud in Lirey, France], 52 1355, Shroud painted in, AC239 1356, first exhibition of the Shroud, AC227 1357, beginning of the history of the Shroud, AH271 1389, First exhibition of Shroud, AH271, AH273 1453, Shroud purchased by Duke of Savoy, AF259 1508, Will and Testament Bequeath, Margaret of Austria, Dutchess of Savoy, 100 1531, Margaret of Austria, Duchess of Savoy, death, 100, 178 1532, fire of, 60, 72, 100, 121ff, 136, AC224, AL298, AL306 1534, repairs of, 60, 100, 121, 124, AL297f 1694, Inauguration of Guarini Chapel, AL303 1898, 21, AO339f 1902, French agnostic, Yves Delage, 109, AH271 1939, Shroud Symposium, Turin, Italy, AB219 1950, Shroud Symposium, Turin, Italy, AB219 1950, Shroud Symposium, Rome, Italy, AB219 1969, official investigation of Shroud, 30 1973, official investigation of Shroud, 30, 102, 123, AC238 1973 Italian Commission, AC237f, AM323 1973, Raes Sample, AE253 1976, date of Raes Report quoted (in Turin Commission), AM323 1976, study on reweavings and repairs of Shroud, by R. Gervasio, 168 1977, Shroud Symposium, Albuquerqe, NM, USA, AB219 1977, Shroud Symposium, London, England, AB219 3 J. G. Marino, Wrapped Up in Shroud, Index 1978, 19, 172, AF259, AM331 1978, fibers from Shroud analyzed, 127, 154 1978, Gove “ignored” in, AA215 1978, Gove meets with STURP, AF262 1978, official investigation of Shroud, 30, 39, 102, 123, AM331 1978, Shroud Symposium, Rome Italy 1978, Shroud Symposium, Turin, Italy 1981, Shroud Symposium, Bologna, Italy, AB219 1981, Shroud Symposium, New London, CT, USA, AB219 1982, carbon dating of thread from Shroud (secret), 128 1983, Six labs doing carbon dating, 32 1983, Umberto II, King of Italy, willed Shroud to Vatican, 124 1984, Shroud Symposium, Trani, Italy, AB219 1985, Shroud Conference in Trondheim, Norway, 32 1986, Shroud to be allowed to be carbon dated, AF259 1986, Shroud Conference in Elizabethtown, PA, 35, AB219, AC238 1986, Shroud Symposium, Hong Kong, AB219 1986, Turin Workshop, 45, 47, AD243-AD249, AD246 1987, Shroud Symposium, Sao Paulo, Brazil, AB219 1987, Shroud Symposium, Siracusa, Italy, AB219 1987, Shroud Symposium, Turin, Italy, AB219 1987, Paul C. Maloney discussion with Prof. Luigi Gonella, 173 1988, April 21, [sample removal], 46, 196 1988, Oct. 13, results announcement, 49 4 J. G. Marino, Wrapped Up in Shroud, Index 1988, C-14 results, and Pope John Paul II, 90 1988, C-14 sample, 127, 137f, 141, 149, 155, 174, 184, 198, AM326 1988, C-14 sample and Raes Sample compared, 149, 174 1988, sample characterization, 155, 174f, 179, [196], AN336f 1988, sample analysis follow-up, by Arizona Laboratory, 195 1988 testing and results, 55, 64, 91, 97, 119, 123, 126f, 137, 140f, 151ff, 157, 159f, 177, 179, 191, 198 1989, Shroud Symposium, Paris, France, AB219 1989, Shroud Symposium, Bologna, Italy, AB219 1990, Shroud Symposium, Cagliari, Italy, AB219 1991, Shroud conference planning, 63f 1991, Shroud Conference, NY, NY, USA, AB219 1991, formation of Shroud Conservation Commission, AL302 1991, Shroud Symposium, St. Louis, MO, USA, AB219 1993, Shroud Symposium, Rome, Italy, AB219 1993, presentation by Dmitri Kouznetsov, 91 1993, Shroud Symposium, San Antonio, TX, AB219 1994, Shroud Symposium, Mt. Angel, Oregon, AB219 1994, Shroud Symposium, Evansville, IN, AB219 1994, Shroud Symposium, Milan, Italy, AB219 1994, Shroud Symposium, Los Angeles, CA, USA, AB219 1994, Alan Adler joins Commission for Conservation of the Shroud, AL304 1995, Shroud Symposium, Paris, France, AB219 1996, Shroud Symposium, San Marino, Italy, AB219 5 J. G. Marino, Wrapped Up in Shroud, Index 1996, Shroud Symposium, Esopus, NY, USA, AB219 1996, Shroud Symposium, Rovigo, Italy, AB219 1997, April 11, Shroud fire, 71, AL303, AL313 1997, Shroud Symposium, San Marino, Italy, AB219 1997, Shroud Symposium, Nice, France, AB219 1997, July 23, call from Sue Benford, 72 1997, Call for John Jackson, re: Holy Land trip, 71 1997, Sindonic photography, AL310f 1998, Shroud Exhibition, 91 1998, Shroud Symposium, Turin, Italy, AB219 1998, Shroud Conference, Dallas, Texas, 109, AB219 1999, Shroud Conference, Richmond, Virginia, AB219, AK294 1999, Shroud Symposium, Rome, Italy, AB219 2000, Shroud Conference, Orvieto, Italy, 126, 146, AB219, AM320 2000, March, death of Alan D. Adler, AL304 2000, 10 November, Proposals regarding Shroud submitted in, 165, partial text of, AL313 2000, Shroud work of, AL308ff 2000, partial scanning of Shroud during, Al309f 2000, Shroud Symposium, Orvieto, Italy, AB219 2000, Benford & Marino paper, 155 2000, Shroud Exhibition, 191 2000, measurements of Shroud in, (compared to that made in 2002), AL312 2000, Sindonic photography, AL310f 6 J. G. Marino, Wrapped Up in Shroud, Index 2001, 3 November, date of letter from Pope granting permission to move forward with the intervention measues, AL305 2001, Shroud Conference, Dallas, Texas, 118, 161, AB219 2002, Shroud Symposium, Paris, France, AB219 2002, amount of cloth gained during intervention, “a centimeter on average”, AL313 2002, intervention [restoration] on Shroud, 122, 124, 153, 155, 158, AL297, AL302 2002, change of Shroud dimensions during intervention of 2002, AL312 2002, intervention on Shroud, testing done during, 159, 166 2002, complete digital scansion of Shroud, front and back, AL297 2002, new, complete photographic documentation of Shroud, AL297 2002, reweave hypothesis, 131, 155, 166 2002, letter to Cardinal Archbishop Severino Poletto, 135, 159, AL297 2004, Shroud Symposium, Poza Rica, Mexico, AB219 2005, [March], death of Ray N. Rogers, 156, 160, 171 2005, Shroud Conference, Dallas, Texas, 161, 163, AB220 2006, Shroud Symposium, Argenteuil, France, AB220 2006, Shroud Symposium, Santiago, Chile, AB220 2006, Shroud Symposium, Lima, Peru, AB220 2006, Shroud Symposium, Poza Rica, Mexico, AB220 2006, Shroud Symposium, Turin, Italy, AB220 2008, Shroud Conference, Columbus, Ohio, USA, AB220 2008, Shroud Conference, Columbus, Ohio, paper by R. Villareal, 176 2008, Shroud Symposium, Poza Rica, Mexico, AB220 2008, Shroud Symposium, Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico, AB220 7 J. G. Marino, Wrapped Up in Shroud, Index 2009, April 6, death of M. Sue Benford, 183, 196 2009, Shroud Symposium, Mexico City, Mexico, AB220 2010, Shroud exhibition, 191 2010, Cardinal Poletto resigning, 192 2010, Shroud Symposium, Poza Rica, Mexico, AB220 2010, Shroud Symposium, Frascati, Italy, AB220 2010, Shroud Symposium, Lima, Peru, AB220 2011, Shroud Symposium, Torun, Polland, AB220 2011, Shroud Symposium, Argenteuil, France, AB220 2011, Shroud Symposium, Detroit, MI, USA, AB220 2012, Shroud Symposium, Valencia, Spain, AB220 2025, next public display of Shroud (announced in 2000), 191 GEOGRAPHIC NAMES: Arizona, Tucson, radiocarbon lab at, 123, AD248, AF257, AF263, AM326 Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, New York, 46, AE252 Chambery, France, fire of, 1532, AL310 Chambery, France, Poor Clare Nuns of, 121, AL297f, AL302 Colorado Springs, Shroud Center (John and Rebecca Jackson), 65 Constantinople, AG269 Elizabethtown College Conference, Elizabethtown, PA, 35 Frascati [Italy] Conference, 191 Oxford, radiocarbon lab at, 123, AD248, AM326 Orvieto, Italy, Shroud Conference, 100f 8 J. G. Marino, Wrapped Up in Shroud, Index Orvieto paper, 138, 146, 176 Riggisberg (near Bern, Switzerland), AL308 Trondheim, Norway, 32, 213-217 Zurich, [Switzerland], radiocarbon lab at, 123, AD248 Zurich lab, outlier results, AE253 SUBJECTS: 3-D images, 108 9/11 attacks, 129 Abegg-[Stifftung] Foundation, Bern, Switzerland, AL308 Abegg-[Stifftung] Museum, Bern, Switzerland, AL297 Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (see under AMS) Adhesive tape (see also sticky tape) method during intervention of 2002, AL300 ADL Bridge, see also under ADL gantry “ADL Bridge”,
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