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new textual data. Relics and reliquaries have also been the focus of numerous recent publications, including a 2016 Cambridge University dissertation by Wannaporn Rienjang, who has also contributed to this volume; also deserving note is a chronological study of inscriptions on reliquaries by Stefan Baums. This publication offers, for the first time, access to Masson’s finds in the form of beautiful photographs and clearly vetted documentation. A body of evidence with far-reaching implications that now is accessible to the broader scholarly community.
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