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Billy:
That too was said in the television program. Okay, then still the question about the shroud, the so-called Shroud of Turin, which is claimed to be a shroud that carries the image of Jmmanuel alias Jesus. However, about this you once told me that it would be an image of an Italian merchant.
Ptaah:
9. That is correct, because the shroud does not show the image of Jmmanuel, but that of a merchant from Turin/Italy, called Caesar Canova.
10. The shroud was made by the brother of the deceased, Luciano Canova, an alchemist.
11. The process took place on 7 June 1324 and lasted until 10 June, i.e. 4 days.
12. During this, the procedure was not such that the shroud was placed on the deceased and the latter was rubbed with chemicals, as is often claimed, but it was a very early form of photography, whereby the corpse was placed vertically in front of a large glass lens, through which the image was then projected for four days through an effect of sunlight onto a large fabric surface soaked in chemicals in a dark room, after which the shroud was then treated with silver nitrate and the image became in that way visible and retained.
Beam of Light 