he Library contains various book reviews by both the Scribe and other people. The author or source is cited after the title.
Note that BMMR refers to the Bryn Mawr Medieval Review, which can be contacted on Gopher by clicking here. Don't forget to return to The Preceptory, though, the BMMR is extensive and very interesting.

• The Knight in History by Gies. (Review: Scribe)
• The Atlas of the Crusades by Riley-Smith. (Review: Scribe)
• The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail by Baigent, Leigh and Lincoln. (Review: Scribe)
• Bloodline Private of the Holy Grail (The Hidden Lineage of Jesus Revealed) by Laurence Gardner. (Review: Reg Vickers)
• The Sign and the Seal by Graham Hancock. (Review: Scribe)
• The Medieval Castle in England and Wales by Pounds. (BMMR)
• Life in the Middle Ages by Goetz. (BMMR)
• The Murdered Magicians by Partner. (Review: Geoff Gilpin)
• The Pilgrim's Guide to Santiago de Compostela; First English Translation, with Introduction, Commentaries, and Notes by Melczer. (BMMR)
• The Trial of the Templars by Malcolm Barber. (BMMR Review: Gabrielle M. Spiegel)
• The Temple and the Lodge by Baigent and Leigh. (Review: Dennis Maggard)
• The Knights Templar Stephen Howarth. (Review: Brian Hibbert)
• The Hiram Key by Knight and Lomas. (Review: Richard Irwin)

his is a list of reviews only. There is a selected bibliography.

lso also, there is a short story by myself titled The Shepherd. This eight-page story was inspired by an actual graffiti on the wall of the Trinity College, Dublin, and included here because of the vague reference it makes to the actual subject matter of these pages, the Knights Templar.

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