The Da Vinci Code

Saunière was Grand Master of the Priory of Sion and therefore knew the location of the key, which leads to the Holy Grail and shudder documents the foundations of Christianity and the Church. He was killed when Silas, led by the teacher, try to access this information, after deletion of the core members of the Priory (senechaux them). Sophie had abdicated his grandfather from having discovered apagan sexual ritual named Hieros Gamos in his castle in Normandy, when he came by surprise during university holidays. The other lines of Saunière message are anagrams. The first are the numbers of the Fibonacci sequence, disordered. The second and third - Diavole in Dracon! Límala ass! (O, Draconian devil!, Oh, lame saint!, Or also, in Dracon Diavoli!, Anomalous Lis!) - Anagrams of "Leonardo daVinci" and "The Mona Lisa" and lead to another set of tracks. About the plexiglass protecting the Mona Lisa, Saunière wrote the message "not really churches scourge" (So Dark The Con of Man) with an invisible ink pen used in museums and detected under ultraviolet light. The second track is another anagram for The Virgin of the Rocks, another Da Vinci painting hanging very near there. Behind thispainting, Saunière hid a key that had written an address. With it opens a safe in the Paris branch of the Depository Bank of Zurich. The account number is 10 digits Saunière consisting of the first 8 numbers of the Fibonacci sequence, concatenated in ascending order: 1123581321.

The instructions that Saunière revealed to Silas under threat, is actually a well-rehearsed lie, saying that the key isburied in the church of Saint-Sulpice under the obelisk in the ancient Rose Line (supposedly passed the prime meridian through Paris before being located in Greenwich. obelisk The message below contains just a reference to the Book of Job, which says: "Hitherto shalt thou come, but no further." When Silas reads realizes he has been tricked.

The key is actually a cryptex, a cylindrical devicedesigned by Leonardo da Vinci to safely transport messages. To open it, the combination of rotating components labeled with the letters of the alphabet should be a word in correct order. If you open by force, an internal mechanism breaks a tube containing vinegar dissolving the message written on papyrus (but in reality the vinegar dissolves not papyrus). The rosewood box (or rosewood) where is thecryptex contains clues to the combination of the cryptex, written backwards, as did Leonardo in his diaries. While flying to England aboard Jet Sir Leigh Teabing, a member of the British Royal Academy of History, scholar on the subject of the Grail, Langdon solves the first puzzle that turns out to be "SOFIA", the ancient (and modern) Greek form of Sophie name, which also means 'wisdom'. Thecontains a smaller cryptex with a second riddle to solve their combination. This, he mentions an orb that should be in the tomb of a "knight buried by a Pope" does not refer to a medieval knight, but the tomb of Sir Isaac Newton, buried in Westminster Abbey, whose funeral was officiated by Alexander Pope (A. Pope, a pope, "a pope" in English). The orb refers to the apple observed by Newton says thatled him to formulate the law of universal gravitation and so the combination of the second cryptex is "APPLE" (pomum).

The Master is Sir Leigh Teabing, who discovered the identities of the leaders of the Priory of Sion hiding microphones in their offices. Teabing had contacted Bishop Aringarosa, belonging to Opus Dei and Silas protector, using a fake French accent to hide his identity andtricked him to fund the search for the Grail. Teabing never intended to give it, just took advantage of the desire of Opus Dei leader to find the Grail. Teabing assumed that the Priory had broken his promise to reveal to the world the truth about the Grail at the agreed time, so it devised the plan to steal the Grail documents and reveal itself to the world. Informed Silas that Langdon and Sophie were...