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 he thought。 Somewhere in the dark察it's waiting。 
 ;Follow me察─Langdon said。 He started briskly down the first aisle察examining the indicator tabs of each vault。 ;Remember how I told you about the Path of Illumination拭How the Illuminati recruited new members using an elaborate test拭
 ;The treasure hunt察─Vittoria said察following closely。
 ;The challenge the Illuminati had was that after they placed the markers察they needed some way to tell the scientific munity the path existed。;
 ;Logical察─Vittoria said。 ;Otherwise nobody would know to look for it。;
 ;Yes察and even if they knew the path existed察scientists would have no way of knowing where the path began。 Rome is huge。; 
 ;Okay。;
 Langdon proceeded down the next aisle察scanning the tabs as he talked。 ;About fifteen years ago察some historians at the Sorbonne and I uncovered a series of Illuminati letters filled with references to the segno。; 
 ;The sign。 The announcement about the path and where it began。;
 ;Yes。 And since then察plenty of Illuminati academics察myself included察have uncovered other references to the segno。 It is accepted theory now that the clue exists and that Galileo mass distributed it to the scientific munity without the Vatican ever knowing。;
 ;How拭
 ;We're not sure察but most likely printed publications。 He published many books and newsletters over the years。;
 ;That the Vatican no doubt saw。 Sounds dangerous。;
 ;True。 Nonetheless the segno was distributed。;
 ;But nobody has ever actually found it拭
 ;No。 Oddly though察wherever allusions to the segno appear´Masonic diaries察ancient scientific journals察Illuminati letters´it is often referred to by a number。;
 ;666拭
 Langdon smiled。 ;Actually it's 503。;
 ;Meaning拭
 ;None of us could ever figure it out。 I became fascinated with 503察trying everything to find meaning in the number´numerology察map references察latitudes。; Langdon reached the end of the aisle察turned the corner察and hurried to scan the next row of tabs as he spoke。 ;For many years the only clue seemed to be that 503 began with the number five 。 。 。 one of the sacred Illuminati digits。; He paused。 
 ;Something tells me you recently figured it out察and that's why we're here。;
 ;Correct察─Langdon said察allowing himself a rare moment of pride in his work。 ;Are you familiar with a book by Galileo called Diаlogo拭─
 ;Of course。 Famous among scientists as the ultimate scientific sellout。;
 Sellout wasn't quite the word Langdon would have used察but he knew what Vittoria meant。 In the early 1630s察Galileo had wanted to publish a book endorsing the Copernican heliocentric model of the solar system察but the Vatican would not permit the book's release unless Galileo included equally persuasive evidence for the church's geocentric model´a model Galileo knew to be dead wrong。 Galileo had no choice but to acquiesce to the church's demands and publish a book giving equal time to both the accurate and inaccurate models。 
 ;As you probably know察─Langdon said察 despite Galileo's promise察Diаlogo was still seen as heretical察and the Vatican placed him under house arrest。;
 ;No good deed goes unpunished。;
 Langdon smiled。 ;So true。 And yet Galileo was persistent。 While under house arrest察he secretly wrote a lesser´known manuscript that scholars often confuse with Diаlogo。 That book is called Discorsi。; 
 Vittoria nodded。 ;I've heard of it。 Discourses on the Tides。; 
 Langdon stopped short察amazed she had heard of the obscure publication about planetary motion and its effect on the tides。
 ;Hey察─she said察 you're talking to an Italian marine physicist whose father worshiped Galileo。;
 Langdon laughed。 Discorsi however was not what they were looking for。 Langdon explained that Discorsi had not been Galileo's only work while under house arrest。 Historians believed he had also written an obscure booklet called Diagramma。
 ;Diagramma della Veritа察─Langdon said。 ;Diagram of Truth。; 
 ;Never heard of it。;
 ;I'm not surprised。 Diagramma was Galileo's most secretive work´supposedly some sort of treatise on scientific facts he held to be true but was not allowed to share。 Like some of Galileo's previous manuscripts察Diagramma was smuggled out of Rome by a friend and quietly published in Holland。 The booklet became wildly popular in the European scientific underground。 Then the Vatican caught wind of it and went on a book´burning campaign。;
 Vittoria now looked intrigued。 ;And you think Diagramma contained the clue拭The segno。 The information about the Path of Illumination。; 
 ;Diagramma is how Galileo got the word out。 That I'm sure of。; Langdon entered the third row of vaults and continued surveying the indicator tabs。 ;Archivists have been looking for a copy of Diagramma for years。 But between the Vatican burnings and the booklet's low permanence rating察the booklet has disappeared off the face of the earth。;
 ;Permanence rating拭
 ;Durability。 Archivists rate documents one through ten for their structural integrity。 Diagramma was printed on sedge papyrus。 It's like tissue paper。 Life span of no more than a century。;
 ;Why not something stronger拭
 ;Galileo's behest。 To protect his followers。 This way any scientists caught with a copy could simply drop it in water and the booklet would dissolve。 It was great for destruction of evidence察but terrible for archivists。 It is believed that only one copy of Diagramma survived beyond the eighteenth century。;
 ;One拭─Vittoria looked momentarily starstruck as she glanced around the room。 ;And it's here拭─
 ;Confiscated from the Netherlands by the Vatican shortly after Galileo's death。 I've been petitioning to see it for years now。 Ever since I realized what was in it。; 
 As if reading Langdon's mind察Vittoria moved across the aisle and began scanning the adjacent bay of vaults察doubling their pace。 
 ;Thanks察─he said。 ;Look for reference tabs that have anything to do with Galileo察science察scientists。 You'll know it when you see it。;
 ;Okay察but you still haven't told me how you figured out Diagramma contained the clue。 It had something to do with the number you kept seeing in Illuminati letters拭503拭─
 Langdon smiled。 ;Yes。 It took some time察but I finally figured out that 503 is a simple code。 It clearly points to Diagramma。; 
 For an instant Langdon relived his moment of unexpected revelation此August 16。 Two years ago。 He was standing lakeside at the wedding of the son of a colleague。 Bagpipes droned on the water as the wedding party made their unique entrance 。 。 。 across the lake on a barge。 The craft was festooned with flowers and wreaths。 It carried a Roman numeral painted proudly on the hull´DCII。 
 Puzzled by the marking Langdon asked the father of the bride察 What's with 602拭
 ;602拭─
 Langdon pointed to the barge。 ;DCII is the Roman numeral for 602。;
 The man laughed。 ;That's not a Roman numeral。 That's the name of the barge。;
 ;The DCII拭
 The man nodded。 ;The Dick and Connie II。; 
 Langdon felt sheepish。 Dick and Connie were the wedding couple。 The barge obviously had been named in their honor。 ;What happened to the DCI拭─
 The man groaned。 ;It sank yesterday during the rehearsal luncheon。;
 Langdon laughed。 ;Sorry to hear that。; He looked back out at the barge。 The DCII察he thought。 Like a miniature QEII。 A second later察it had hit him。 
 Now Langdon turned to Vittoria。 ;503察─he said察 as I mentioned察is a code。 It's an Illuminati trick for concealing what was actually intended as a Roman numeral。 The number 503 in Roman numerals is´;
 ;DIII。; 
 Langdon glanced up。 ;That was fast。 Please don't tell me you're an Illuminata。;
 She laughed。 ;I use Roman numerals to codify pelagic strata。;
 Of course察Langdon thought。 Don't we all。
 Vittoria looked over。 ;So what is the meaning of DIII拭
 ;DI and DII and DIII are very old abbreviations。 They were used by ancient scientists to distinguish between the three Galilean documents most monly confused。
 Vittoria drew a quick breath。 ;Diаlogo 。 。 。 Discorsi 。 。 。 Diagramma。; 
 ;D´one。 D´two。 D´three。 All scientific。 All controversial。 503 is DIII。 Diagramma。 The third of his books。;
 Vittoria looked troubled。 ;But one thing still doesn't make sense。 If this segno察this clue察this advertisement about the Path of Illumination was really in Galileo's Diagramma察why didn't the Vatican see it when they repossessed all the copies拭
 ;They may have seen it and not noticed。 Remember the Illuminati markers拭Hiding things in plain view拭Dissimulation拭The segno apparently was hidden the same way´in plain view。 Invisible to those who were not looking for it。 And also invisible to those who didn't understand it。;
 ;Meaning拭
 ;Meaning Galileo hid it well。 According to historic record察the segno was revealed in a mode the Illuminati called lingua pura。; 
 ;The pure language拭
 ;Yes。;
 ;Mathematics拭
 ;That's my guess。 Seems pretty obvious。 Galileo was a scientist after all察and he was writing for scientists。 Math would be a logical language in which to lay out the clue。 The booklet is called Diagramma察so mathematical diagrams may also be part of the code。;
 Vittoria sounded only slightly more hopeful。 ;I suppose Galileo could have created s

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