The Da Vinci Code - Quest Solution (21 of 24)
This was by far the easiest challenge to date. I will be making three posts over the next three days.
The first post will give you the statistics of this blog over the 24 days of the Da Vinci Code Quest. So if you are wondering how many people are in pursuit of one of those treasured prize items, you'll be interested in this post.
The next post will be about the last day of the puzzle. If your wondering if we will give or not give out the solution to the last puzzle, you'll want to read this one.
And finally, what are we to do after the quest is over. I will blog about any topic of your choosing. If it is related to Google that would be even better, but I won't put any restrictions on it. If there is something you have always been wondering about related to Google, you will want to read and comment on this post.
My question was about the Bishop of Cavaillon. What was the reason for the second present? dog See this link. Congratulations to David who solved this challenge in the quickest time.
Post your solution to the 21st challenge in the comments below this post.
If you are looking for more information on the Da Vinci Code Quest Challenge visit Google's Official Blog for more details. Get all of the MSN Conspiracy Game Answers here
posted by G00GLEFACT @ 5/07/2006 09:54:00 AM
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19 Comments:
Which famous birthplace did Petrarch passing from Parma to Verona?
Virgil
Q: According to the Eclectic Review, it is not the galleries that make artists but what?
A: Pictures
Which famous birthplace did Petrarch visit passing from Parma to Verona*
Virgil
In his letter to the Bishop of Cavaillon, Petrarch says that truth begets what? Hatred
Accoring to Vol XXIII of the Eclectic Review, John Morison said what is "the Bane of Youth"
Fashionable Amusement
What's the 1st present to the Bishop
ans: fish
It is not less strange that Petrarch never showed this to Boccaccio.
I don't know the answer!
According to VOL XXIII of the Eclectic review who is the most paradoxical man of the age?
ans: Southey
I seriously think my puzzle is glitched. I got a new puzzle 7 times already and each time I get one painting to hang with one hook remaining, but the hook is too low for the painting. I move stuff around, and no dice.
According to Vol. IV of The Eclectic Review, who endeavoured in vain to unite Christian art with the Pagan ideas of antiquity?
According to Vol. IV of The Eclectic Review, what author talks of his sufferings in terms that might suit a Galileo imprisoned by the Inquisition?
I couldn't find that one either. I found an author, but it was apparently wrong, then I found a different author, and that one was wrong too!
Q: According to Vol. IV of The Eclectic Review, what author talks of his sufferings in terms that might suit a Galileo imprisoned by the Inquisition?
A: John Ruskin
Here is my painting
http://mayank.gupta.googlepages.com/Puz21.JPG
But I could not get the answer to
According to Vol. XXIII of The Eclectic Review, which is the one exception to the catholic language of painting?
Any Cracked it?
thks
monks
I had to play through this puzzle 5 times before I got a question google books could actually answer.
Everything I got about volumns of The Eclectic Review was a nighmare. The first question was something about Cochin China, and the volumn search didn't work. Finally I looked up just China and found that "Cochin-China" was present but NOT FINDABLE ON A SEARCH. The page I found it on did not have another page reference or an answer to the question. I replayed the puzzle several times and got similar problems.
The one that I find particularly disturbing is that I got that question about "the Bane of Youth" and spent another half hour fighting that one with no result.
I wonder what went wrong on this one.
toni, I got the same question too - the answer was "Michael Angelo Buonarroti" using the advanced book search.
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It is not less strange that Petrarch never showed this to Boccacio
Scipiade
Q. According to the Eclectic Review "What is justly considered as an entirely poetical invention?"
A. Chivalry
According to Vol. XXIII of The Eclectic Review, the only way to win the mind over to religion is by shewing it to be what?
This is hard because if you search for "eclectic review xxiii" you get a volume from 1848, which even says "Eclectic Review Vol XXIII" on its cover. But what you really want is a volume from 1825 that I can't even find in the search resuls. If you just search for 'eclectic review "shewing it to be"' the answer will come up.
What little village did Petrarch go to see in passing from Parma to Verona?
Pietola
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