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Cliff Arch on Mount Besu (today Bezu) would

constitute the tombstone under which lie the

mortal remains of Jesus Christ. " The application

of the code allows in fact a second reading

possible in various epigraphs, in iconographic

depictions, manuscripts from the II century to

the present day. A second reading, as in the case

of this last discovery, which refers to the French

village Rennes le Chateau.

The tombstone of Faenza.

< < According to the code reported by Leonardo-argues the researcher will draw

straight lines to form "M" or "W" reversed, in other cases of "X" or "X" or "N", but

what results is always stunning > >.

In the epigraph in question, of 1600-but referring to the founding of the bank in
1491-it outlines the ' algorithm the phrase: "On Besuo Rennes Cisti Celi Arco Ne

Monti "that means:" On Mount Besu in Rennes the Church of Christ conceals the

arch in the mountains. " To ensure that the attention was captured "by those who

had to understand" and to indicate the presence of hidden sentences appear "signs"

on the tombstone of 1781 Marchesa D'hautpoul, noblewoman of Rennes and similar

to those found on a tombstone under the altar of Church of the village of Abbot

Sauniére at the end of the nineteenth century. In the cases considered the most

frequent words are: "Besu Rennes o Redae (ancient name), bow, urn, bow,

Magdalene, Jesus, iesis, Bones".

The Bertoni shovel.

Schonwald is completing the studies and the whole sentence does not reveal yet but

the word "besu" can be found encrypted in the term Verbum Which appears right

above the pen used by St. John Intent on writing on a book. Metropolitan legend or

shocking truth? With the Faentine discoveries seem to become even more

intriguing both the presence of Leonardo in Faenza and the mystery of Rennes le

Château. Why was an encrypted code only revealed to a few adepts, the last keepers

of a secret to be passed down? Because Leonardo as other historical figures, they

have been giving their contribution to deliver these messages to Posterity?

The answer's not there yet.

Francesco Donati