From icWales:
Can anyone crack Wales' Da Vinci Code?
Oct 5 2005
Sam Burson, Western Mail
WALES' version of The Da Vinci Code remains cloaked in history amid fears there may be no experts learned enough to reveal more about the religious manuscript.
The Genealogy of Jesus Christ has triggered a sensation since being discovered at the National Library of Wales earlier this year.
The 17th-century tome lists huge amounts of information on the bloodlines of biblical characters, including Jesus himself. It also contains intriguingly crossed- out passages about Mary Magdalene, a figure also central to Dan Brown's phenomenal best seller The Da Vinci Code.
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Llandovery College Dean Peter Hogan, who discovered the manuscript among papers belonging to the public school at the Aberystwyth library, is now having to play a waiting game.
He said yesterday, "If anybody can help us find out more about this, we would be more than glad to hear from them."
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I can't believe they're having trouble finding an expert.
Last I checked, the publishing world was crawling with self-proclaimed Da Vinci Code experts.
I know. It's almost as if The Da Vinci Code were a work of fiction, and Dan Brown's most ardent followers were credulous ninnies.
Almost.