Conspiracy? Robin Hood: Maiden Marion + Jesus Christ Royal Bloodline

From the Robin Hood reference at the link:
THAT the name of "Britain" is derived from "B'rith-ain" which means "Covenant Land." That the lineages of Jesus and James of were combined in B'rith-ain's (Britain's) King Arthur. That the first appointed Bishop of Rome was Britain's Prince Linus. That the Grail Family founded the House of Camulod (Camelot). That the term "Merrie England" is derived from Mary Jacob (St. Mary the Gypsy) who came to Europe with Mary Magdalene in 44 AD. That there was a widespread cult of Mary the Gypsy in medieval England. "As Maid Marian, her cult is incorporated in the Robin Hood legends" and in the Merrie Men (Robin Hood and his Merrie Men). That the "divine legacy of the Sangreal [Blood Royal] was perpetuated in the sovereign and most noble houses of Britain and Europe -- and it is still extant today."
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A cute story but unfortunately for that particular conspiracy theory, not true. The spelling of the word Britain has gone through a lot of changes over the past 2300 years but it has always been pronounced in a way that sounds pretty much like it does today. It is based on the ancient Celtic word Qritani, Pritani, Britannia (latin), Prettanike (ancient Greek) and finally Britain. References to the word can be found as far back as 300BC and they refer to the Islands off the coast of France. The etymology of the word does not trace to Judea, Hebrew or any other Jewish dialect. It's home brewed by the Scots and Welch.

It's a funny thing about those damned Brits. They've been around for a while and for some reason seem to have a handle on the origin of the name of their country. :)

The only place you'll see the "eytmology" as deriving from B'rith-ain is on conspiracy sites.

Anyway, I think that we've seen both of the movies referenced above, haven't we?
 
Funny story, I am a decendand of the st.clairs. My grandmother was a sinclair. Would be pretty cool if the stories are true and im a descendant of christ.
 
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