The Spear of Longinus

The Spear of Longinus is a legendary weapon believed to be the lance that pierced Jesus Christ's side during his crucifixion, as described in Christian tradition. Named after Saint Longinus, who is said to have wielded it, the spear is thought to possess mystical powers, such as granting invincibility or spiritual insight. Throughout history, many have sought it as a religious relic, believing it holds divine significance. Although its historical authenticity remains uncertain, the Spear of Longinus continues to evoke themes of faith, sacrifice, and power in religious and cultural contexts.