The Da Vinci Code Decrypted - The Unauthorized Guide
| Editor: | The clergymen's meadow |
|---|---|
| Author: | Cox Simon |
| Print date: | 2004 |
| Format/Size: | in8 |
| Binding: | Pin |
| Pages: | 199 pages |
| State: | Very good condition |
| Condition Detail: | French edition - The book has storage and/or reading marks on the cover and/or edges but remains in very good condition overall. Careful shipping with postal tracking in a bubble envelope from France |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9782842282127 |
| Reference | 94965 |
| Availability | In stock |
Description
Dan Brown's worldwide bestseller The Da Vinci Code has introduced millions of readers to a fascinating world in which Leonardo da Vinci hides clues in his works and the Catholic Church has for centuries fought an ancient secret society for control of the Holy Grail...or the Real Blood. As soon as you close this erudite and gripping book, a question arises: how can you distinguish fiction from reality among all this information? Organized from A to Z for easy, quick reading, The Da Vinci Code Decrypted takes stock and answers all your questions: - Does the Priory of Sion really exist and what is its purpose? - Why was it once believed that the presence of the Golden Number revealed the passage of the hand of God? - What are the latest theories about the true nature of the Holy Grail? - What is the deeper meaning behind the characters' names? Illustrated with paintings by Leonardo da Vinci as well as many documents mentioned in the novel, The Da Vinci Code Decrypted is an extraordinary source of information for all those captivated by the novel and all those interested in the legend of the Holy Grail.
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