| A | B |
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| Pre-57 A.D. | St. Jude brings the Shroud to Edessa to cure King Abgar and establish Christianity there (baptized the King and others). |
| 57 A.D. | persecutions of Christians broke out; cloth hidden in city gates for safe-keeping |
| 57 A.D. - 6th Century | In Edessa |
| 6th Century | Edessa had an earthquake which damaged the city walls and revealed the hiding place of the Shroud. It is enshrined in main church. |
| 943 | General John Curcuas brought it to Constantinople for Byzantine Emperor Romaus Lecapenus. It was installed in the royal chapel and not shown publicly until it was unfolded and found to be the Shroud, not just a protrait. Later it was used in a ceremony representing Christ's Resurrection on Easter Sunday. |
| 1356 | Jeanne DeCharney exhibited Shourd - first time seen publicly in 150 years. |
| 1532 | Fire in the Church in Chambery, France |
| 1578 | House of Savoy moved to Turin, Italy and exhibited Shoud there. |
| 1983 | Last Savoy relative dies and wills the Shroud to the Vatican. |
