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The first half of this study of the Knights Templar and Priory of Sion is absolutely deadly dull, with its emphasis on minutae and establishment of genealogical lines. When it finally moves into the area of historial reality about the codification of the New Testament, and into speculation about Jesus' bloodline and political spin put on Christian text, it finally picks up and delivers.
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