The Da Vinci Code - Quest Solution (19 of 24)
Today's puzzle is the first of the final level of difficulty. The symbol challenge increased from a 5 x 5 x 5 to a 6 x 6 x 6 which made the challenge no more difficult then prior challenges. The puzzle difficulty is completly dependent upon the starting pieces you are given. I have been able to work most of these puzzles without having to guess any of the symbol placements.
My solution to today's puzzle is below.
During his Italian Journeys William Dean Howelss enjoys a beefsteak and potatoes with a half-bottle of what kind of wine? Ligurian
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posted by G00GLEFACT @ 5/05/2006 10:10:00 AM
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Florentine bankers and the wars of King Edward
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Q: In Italian Journeys ehat half bootle of wine does he drink.
A:Ligurian
toc page 238 king edward
The Weakest possible monument: Columbus
Q- During his italian Journeys, William Dean Howells visits the Protestant ragged schools of which city?
A - Naples
How long did William Dean Howells intend to stay in Ferrara in his Italian Journey?
Answer: 1 day
During his Italian Journeys, what did William Dean Howell call his favorite city?
Genoa
Q. In Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells spends a half-hour in which city?
A. Herculaneum
My pattern puzzle with Solution
http://mayank.gupta.googlepages.com/Puzzle19.JPG
In Italian Journeys of 1867 William Dean Howells stays how long in Pompeii?
A: A Day
According to William Dean Howells' Italian Journeys, this language is de rigueur in all the shops on the Corso.
Answer: English
Weakest possible monument.
"...and the new monument to
Columbus about the weakest possible monument."
Something about William Dean Howells and school which he was visiting in Italy...
Answer: Naples.
To buffoni88 -- if you click "Get a new puzzle" over and over, you might find one that looks simpler than the others. I concluded that the puzzles with more symbols inserted for you (i.e. ones that you can't move) are generally easier.
Q: According to Grant Allen's Paris, who is Lionardo's scientific painter counterpart in Upper Italy?
A: Mantegna
http://www.bass.com.mx/xwars/puzle.jpg
In Grant Allen's Paris, this is the most undoubted work of the master in existence...
This took me forever, but it is the MONA LISA.
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