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El Código Da Vinci. Edición Especial Con Cantos Decorados / The Da Vinci Code. Special Edition with Sprayed Edges

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El Código Da Vinci. Edición Especial Con Cantos Decorados / The Da Vinci Code. Special Edition with Sprayed EdgesNueva edicin especial con cantos tintados de una de las novelas ms ledas de todos los tiempos. La mayor conspiracin de los ltimos 2. 000 aos est a punto de ser desvelada. Robert Langdon recibe una llamada en mitad de la noche: el conservador del museo del Louvre ha sido asesinado en extraas circunstancias y junto a su cadver ha aparecido un desconcertante mensaje cifrado. Al profundizar en la investigacin, Langdon, experto en simbologa, descubre que

Nueva edición especial con cantos tintados de una de las novelas más leídas de todos los tiempos.

La mayor conspiración de los últimos 2.000 años está a punto de ser desvelada.

Robert Langdon recibe una llamada en mitad de la noche: el conservador del museo del Louvre ha sido asesinado en extrañas circunstancias y junto a su cadáver ha aparecido un desconcertante mensaje cifrado. Al profundizar en la investigación, Langdon, experto en simbología, descubre que las pistas conducen a las obras de Leonardo da Vinci... y que están a la vista de todos, ocultas por el ingenio del pintor.

Langdon une esfuerzos con la criptóloga francesa Sophie Neveu y descubre que el conservador del museo pertenecía al priorato de Sión, una sociedad oculta que a lo largo de los siglos ha contado con miembros tan destacados como sir Isaac Newton, Botticelli, Victor Hugo o el propio Da Vinci, y que ha velado por mantener en secreto una sorprendente verdad histórica que ahora amenaza con salir a la luz.

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New special edition with tinted edges of one of the most widely read novels of all time.

The greatest conspiracy of the last 2,000 years is about to be revealed.

Robert Langdon receives a call in the middle of the night: the curator of the Louvre Museum has been murdered under mysterious circumstances, and a puzzling coded message is found next to his body. As Langdon, a symbology expert, delves into the investigation, he discovers that the clues lead to the works of Leonardo da Vinci... and that they are hidden in plain sight, cleverly concealed by the painter's genius.

Langdon joins forces with French cryptologist Sophie Neveu and uncovers that the museum curator belonged to the Priory of Sion, a secret society that over the centuries has included such prominent members as Sir Isaac Newton, Botticelli, Victor Hugo, and Da Vinci himself, and has guarded a startling historical truth that now threatens to come to light.

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