Here, as requested, are the references to medieval Passion relics, briefly
mentioned in a few of my own outpourings:
1. 'The Flagellants of 1260 and the Crusades', *Journal of Medieval History*,
Vol.15 (1989), pp.227-67. Column of the flagellation, pp. 240, 259-60 (extended
end-note n.10).
2.'La genese de la croisade des enfants', *Bibliotheque de l'Ecole des
chartes*, Vol. 153 (1995), pp.53-102. True Cross: pp. 97-99.
3. 'The Crowd at the Feet of Pope Boniface VIII: Pilgrimage, Crusade and the
first Roman Jubilee (1300)', forthcoming in the *Journal of Medieval History*,
Vol. 25, part 4 (December,1999), pp. [?]. (The Roman cult of the Veronica is
discussed, with some bibliographic notes, in connection with the inception of
the Anno Santo.)
Gary Dickson
University of Edinburgh
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