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Historians and authors of written works on the Shroud have generally divided its history into two periods of time: a first period, from the time of the [[Resurrection]] ca. 33 A.D. to the fall of [[Constantinople]] in 1204; and the second period from about 1349 to present.  The first version is based largely on circumstantial evidence.
 
Historians and authors of written works on the Shroud have generally divided its history into two periods of time: a first period, from the time of the [[Resurrection]] ca. 33 A.D. to the fall of [[Constantinople]] in 1204; and the second period from about 1349 to present.  The first version is based largely on circumstantial evidence.
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===Comparison with Other Historical Items===
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Most historical artifacts and writings, such as those by ancient Greek philosophers like [[Aristotle]], lack a proven chain of custody. No original manuscripts by Aristotle have survived, for example. The oldest extant copies of Aristotle's works are as follows:
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*''Metaphysics, mid-800s A.D. (Codex J)
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*''Nicomachean Ethics'', 900s A.D. (Codex \(K^{b}\)
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*''Politics'', 900s A.D. (Codex Vaticanus graecus 1298)
 
===First Period: A.D. 33 to 1204===
 
===First Period: A.D. 33 to 1204===
 
====Gospels====
 
====Gospels====
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