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We've studied the religions...
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...our family practised
over the years.
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We were lifted very high.
:50:10
We were taken very low.
:50:13
We discovered that the roots
of our family go back...
:50:19
...to very precise religions origins.
:50:24
Which were of
great scientific interest.
:50:28
That hardly seems
to be scientific progress.
:50:33
If you ate instead of talking
at least your meal would progress.
:50:39
What about you?
You're not eating very much.
:50:43
In fact, I wonder if you eat at all.
:50:46
Antoine, really!
:50:49
Actually we do eat.
:50:51
But very little lately.
:50:54
- But before...
- Things were different.
:50:58
But what about
the research you carried out...
:51:03
...you must have learned something
important about your origins?
:51:10
- We learned that our family...
- Which we traced way back.
:51:16
...significantly helped
some religions survive...
:51:21
...at the end of the Middle Ages.
:51:23
We're talking about
the worship of the goddess Isis.
:51:27
You're egyptologists?
:51:30
No, I'm mean the religion
which continued in Europe...
:51:35
...in spite of the persecution it
suffered from the Catholic church.
:51:41
That is why things were
borrowed from foreign religions...
:51:48
...as the goddess Isis was.
- Who we already mentioned.
:51:53
In particular, Christians
hunted down their enemies.
:51:58
They adopted the ancient
religion of the horned god...