 When Teabing is describing the passage in the lost gospel of Mary  Magdalene, he is interrupted before he can finish quoting a line  about Jesus kissing Magdelene. During an interview on NPRs "Day to  Day," religious historian Elaine Pagels (qv) (whose book on the  gnostic gospels was a source for Dan Brown (VI) (qv)s novel) said  that the gospel is physically broken at exactly the place that  Teabing stops talking, so he would be unable to quote it any further  anyway.