Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Not much about Sex Lives of Popes

This book concentrates mostly on the sex lives of political officials and priests as well as the policies of some popes. It has very little to do with the actual sex lives of popes while they were popes.Here is what he says about Clement XIII on page 257:"The most intolerant pope of them all, Clement XIII (1758-69), ordered nude statues and paintings - including the frescos in the Sistine Chapel - to be covered up"And on page 126:"Clement VI began a period of unbridled luxury."How shocking!!! It has little to do with the Sex Lives of Popes.Half of the popes' sex lives dealt with are ones who were legitimately married and he has basically nothing to say about popes after 1800, except for on page 264:"John Paul II ... was rumoured [sic] that he was married and widowed." Really?Cawthorne has a field day with Alexander VI, the most infamous pope of all time.