In fact, around the 9th and 12th centuries, bishops and monks were competing with other monasteries to increase the pilgrims and funds of the monastery by obtaining holy relics by all means. The skull of. The strange thing about the theft of holy relics is why the bishops and monks could steal without being punished.
The story of the theft of holy relics was passed on to posterity because the monks left a book describing all the details of the theft, and so many genres called 'furta sacra' were created. I had a book.
Some historians argue that many of the holy relic thefts that have taken place in history are exaggerated or complete myths. However, if it were an exaggeration or a myth, it would be strange to write a book about the theft, which would otherwise be what you want to do, like a heroic story. Even if it is a true story, there are many books that openly cover the methods of theft that should be hidden, so it is still unclear whether the theft of the relic is true.
There is also a theory that the reason why the theft was not punished was that 'those who were able to carry away the relics are not thieves. It was believed that holy relics that should not be taken away would be too heavy for a thief to touch or the doors of the room would not open. In other words, the fact that the holy relics are taken away by somebody is thought to have 'wanted the holy relics to be taken away,' and it is highly probable that the theft was not punished.
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