Scientists Found This in a Roman Grave (And Hid It)

From Totus Catholica

In 2018, archaeologists in Frankfurt dug up a Roman-era grave. Under the chin of a man buried nearly 1,800 years ago, they found a tiny silver capsule. Inside: a crumpled piece of silver foil so fragile it would have disintegrated if anyone tried to open it. For six years, no one could read it. Then, in 2024, researchers used CT scanning to digitally unroll the foil. Eighteen lines of Latin text appeared on screen. They crumpled it 1,800 years ago. Scientists unrolled it — and everything on it was Catholic. CHAPTERS: 0:00 A Silver Capsule in a Roman Grave — Unread for 1,800 Years 0:33 What the CT Scan Revealed in 2024 1:16 The Protestant "Medieval Invention" Claim — and What It Requires You to Believe 2:42 The Full Text of the Frankfurt Silver Inscription 3:21 Why Latin Matters — and the Embedded Hagios Hagios Hagios 4:24 Jewish Roots: Tefillin, Kamea, and Deuteronomy 6:8 5:15 CCC 1667: This Is a Sacramental — 1,800 Years Old 5:41 Acts 19:11,12: The New Testament Principle the Amulet Embodies 6:11 The Invocation of St Titus: Intercession, Not Idolatry 7:01 Objection: One Artefact Can't Prove a Doctrine 7:31 Tertullian and Origen: Literary Confirmation 7:54 Objection: Syncretism With Paganism? 8:49 Conclusion: Everything On It Was Catholic 🌍 Website: https://totuscatholica.org/ 📿 Rosary Guide: https://totuscatholica.org/rosary ✉️ Contact: https://totuscatholica.org/contact 🔍 Examination of Conscience: https://catholicexaminationofconscien...