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As a part of the relics of the Holy Chalice, the Sacro Catino is a plate, now in the cathedral of St. Lawrence in Genoa. This plate was supposed to be made of emerald and have been offered by the Queen of Sheba to Solomon. It have served at the Last Supper. It is made of green colored crystal. It is hexagonal and it measures fifty centimeters of diameter.
Français :
Faisant partie des reliques du Saint Calice, le Sacro Catino est un plat, actuellement à la cathédrale Saint-Laurent de Gênes, qui passait pour être en émeraude et pour avoir été offert par la Reine de Saba à Salomon et avoir servi lors de la Cène. Il est en verre coloré vert, hexagonal et d'une cinquantaine de centimètres de diamètre.
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| Source | Picture of Sacro Catino (Cattedrale di San Lorenzo, Italia) |
| Author | Sylvain Billet |
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