>>>Though, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poul_Anderson#Time_Patrol doesn't mention the "End of time" title. You may have confused it with Asimov's "End of eternity" (which deals with pretty much the same time patrol idea); maybe it was "The only game in town", the title seems familiar.
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>>It's possible what you say. But ths Anderson book definitely featured time tourists and the crucifixion.
>>UPDATE: Come to think of it, I HAVE read "End of Eternity" so maybe the Anderson WAS Time Patrol.
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>I actually had to read both Asimov and Anderson again just to clear my memory :). After a number of years, they tended to get mixed up in there.
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>>>And Harrison's stuff always amazed me - you get a lot of laughs from a technically correct and very imaginative text, and action never seems to even slow down. Specially his Steel Rat series.
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>>Never read any of them. Sorta the title put me off.
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>Jim DiGriz is quite a character. Griz, btw, is "bite" in Serbian, and that's not the only reference to the language. In one of the books there's a Sergeant Neuredan, which means, well, opposite of neat or orderly.
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>Maybe you should read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Technicolor_Time_Machine - in the end Harrison does propose exactly the crucifixion tour you were talking about. It would be interesting to see which book came about first.

I've always got my eyes open in the charity shops near here, so I'll look for that.