Holy Grail and Mary Magdiline?

[Anonymous]

I read in a book the the Holy Grail was really the grave/body of Mary Magdiline and that the knights believed she had married Christ and had given him children. Is this true? I also heard that they worshiped Femininity. One last question. Are the Knights related at all to the Priory of Scion?

Here is a link that might interest you.
http://www.templarhistory.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=591

[Anonymous]

Equating Sugambri with Sicambri is risky because of the legend of the Trojan origin of the Franks mentioned in the Liber Historiae Francorum; according to that legend written in 727 AD, the Franks came from "Sicambria" a fictitious country along the Danube river.

Wallace-Hadrill in "The Long-Haired Kings" equates the two words however...

When Clovis was baptised by St. Remigius, the latter referred to him literally as a "Sicamber." At least that is the way that this quote has come down to us.

[Templario]

When Clovis was baptised by St. Remigius, the latter referred to him literally as a "Sicamber." At least that is the way that this quote has come down to us.

That's right. It probably comes from the fact that both words "Sicambri" and "Sugambri" have been used in Latin to name the same German tribe.