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Artist: Grave Digger
Canonical path: /grave-digger/deus-lo-vult
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Deus Lo Vult
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Deus Lo Vult
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This is the fascinating tale of the Templars, propably the most powerful and mysterious organisations of the Middle Ages.
The Order of The Poor Knights Of Christ and the Temple Of Salomon, originate from a group of nine Aristocrates, whose sole
aim was the protection of of the Holy Land.So let su undertake a journey into the past, back to the origin, rise and fall
of the Order of the Templars. A journey, which will lead as to the legendary world of the Knights of the Cross
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