In the late 1950s, the Archbishop of Valencia’s Cathedral commissioned Antonio Beltrán, Professor of Archeology at the University of Zaragoza, to doresearch work on the Holy Chalice. His main conclusions are recognized in a publication which can be acquired at the Cathedral’s Museum.
In the report, it is noted that the chalice is composed of three parts:
The goblet that, according to tradition, was blessed by Jesus, corresponds only to the upper part; a fine cup of agate stone about 3mm thick. Therest are parts that were subsequently added.
Text by: Ana Mafé, Holy Grail Phd student.
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In the report, it is noted that the chalice is composed of three parts:
- A vessel of semi-precious agate stone on top, dating from the fourth century BC. and I D.C.
- A central part carved in gold, made in medieval times.
- And a base, at the bottom, realized around the 10th century by an oriental workshop, also set in gold and precious stones.
The goblet that, according to tradition, was blessed by Jesus, corresponds only to the upper part; a fine cup of agate stone about 3mm thick. Therest are parts that were subsequently added.
Text by: Ana Mafé, Holy Grail Phd student.
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