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HUI2161 HUI216 Italian Civilization Andrea Fedi

HUI Dan Brown, The DaVinci Code (2003) Exact references and page numbers refer to this edition Dan Brown. The DaVinci Code. Doubleday: New York, 2003.

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code p. 1 (the page after the title) Leonardo and the Priory of Sion Prologue (pp. 4-5) "an unbroken chain of knowledge" Chapter 5 Pp : the Opus Dei Chapter 8 Pp : the Vitruvian Man, Leonardo and the darker arts, religion, sexuality

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code Chapter 11 P. 61: Fibonacci (see also p. 91 [Chapter 20]) Chapter 13 P. 69: the Vitruvian man Chapter 20 Pp , 95-98: tarot cards, the divine proportion, the Vitruvian Man, The Last Supper Chapter 21 Pp : The Mona Lisa

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code Chapter 23 Pp : Leonardo and the Priory of Sion Chapter 26 Pp : the Mona Lisa Chapter 28 Pp : the emperor Constantine, the Catholic Inquisition

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code Chapter 30 Pp : the Mona Lisa, the Madonna of the Rocks Chapter 32 Pp : the Madonna of the Rocks Chapter 37 Pp : the Priory of Sion, the crusades, the Templars, the Church in the Middle Ages

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code Chapter 40 Pp : the Priory, the Templars, the Grail and Leonardo; Leonardo's Adoration of the Magi Chapter 47 Pp : the Rosicrucians, Leonardo and the invention of the cryptex, cryptology, the Grail Chapter 48 Pp : the cryptex, the Grail, the Priory

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code Chapter 55 Pp : the Grail, Leonardo and the Bible, The Last Supper; the emperor Constantine Chapter 58 Pp : The Last Supper, religion, the Church Chapter 61 Pp : The Last Supper

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code Chapter 64 P. 273: Leonardo's diaries Chapter 71 Pp. 298, : Leonardo's handwriting, the Leicester CodexLeicester Codex Chapter 72 Pp : Leonardo's handwriting, languages, cryptology

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code Chapter 76 P. 316: the Templars (cf. Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum) Chapter 79 P. 326: Leonardo and the Priory of Sion Chapter 98 P. 401: the Mona Lisa, the Madonna of the Rocks, the Priory

HUI References to Leonardo and to Italian civilization in The DaVinci Code Chapter 99 Pp. 407, 410: Leonardo and the Priory Epilogue P. 453: Leonardo's art