Sunday, September 13, 2026

Recuperatio Veræ†Crucis ad Ierusalem a Flavio Heraclio Augusto per Imperium Romanum (3 Mai. 629)

 


Recuperatio Veræ†Crucis ad Ierusalem a Flavio Heraclio Augusto per Imperium Romanum (3 Mai. 629) #IHSV #Crux #Heraclius NFT: https://opensea.io/item/ethereum/0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c248420045cb7b5e/70850007952586269275279839719145878113431027391457810365503705784229214289921 Circa sæc. VII, Gallicani Festum Crucis die 3 Maii habuerunt ob Heraclium qui Crucem a Persis recuperavit. Secundum Herbertum Thurston: "Pars S. Crucis quæ Hierosolymis servabatur postea in manus Persarum incidit, sed recepta est et,... die 3 Maii 629 sollemniter Hierosolymam reportata. Hæc dies... per canales Celticos (in Lectionario Silensi et Missali Bobbiensi) sub falso titulo 'Inventionis Crucis' pervenit." Exaltatio Romæ sub Sergio I (teste Bäumer); Luxoviense ignorat. Postea 3 Maii Helenæ inventionem, 14 Sept. Heraclii victoriam notavit. Around the 7th century, Gallicans celebrated the Feast on May 3, recalling Heraclius recovering the Cross from Persians. According to Herbert Thurston: "[T]he portion of the Holy Cross preserved in Jerusalem afterwards fell into the hands of the Persians, but was recovered and,...was solemnly brought back to Jerusalem on 3 May, 629. This day... has passed through Celtic channels (we meet it first in the Lectionary of Silos and in the Bobbio Missal) into general recognition under the mistaken title of 'Invention of the Cross.'" The Exaltation arose in Rome under Sergius I (per Bäumer); Luxeuil ignores it. Later, May 3 marked Helena's discovery and Sept. 14 Heraclius's recovery. Ago tibi gratias Deo per instrumenta de Tevvez pro bono rei publicæ. https://allmylinks.com/ProVaticanus
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