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"
Something
tells
me
you
recently
figured
it
out
,
and
that
’
s
why
we
’
re
here
.
"
"
Correct
,
"
Langdon
said
,
allowing
himself
a
rare
moment
of
pride
in
his
work
.
"
Are
you
familiar
with
a
book
by
Galileo
called
Diàlogo
?
"
"
Of
course
.
Famous
among
scientists
as
the
ultimate
scientific
sellout
.
"
Sellout
wasn
’
t
quite
the
word
Langdon
would
have
used
,
but
he
knew
what
Vittoria
meant
.
In
the
early
1630s
,
Galileo
had
wanted
to
publish
a
book
endorsing
the
Copernican
heliocentric
model
of
the
solar
system
,
but
the
Vatican
would
not
permit
the
book
’
s
release
unless
Galileo
included
equally
persuasive
evidence
for
the
church
’
s
geo
centric
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
,
"
Langdon
said
,
"
despite
Galileo
’
s
compromise
,
Diàlogo
was
still
seen
as
heretical
,
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
,
he
secretly
wrote
a
lesser
-
known
manuscript
that
scholars
often
confuse
with
Diàlogo
.
That
book
is
called
Discorsi
.
"
Vittoria
nodded
.
"
I
’
ve
heard
of
it
.
Discourses
on
the
Tides
.
"
Langdon
stopped
short
,
amazed
she
had
heard
of
the
obscure
publication
about
planetary
motion
and
its
effect
on
the
tides
.
"
Hey
,
"
she
said
,
"
you
’
re
talking
to
an
Italian
marine
physicist
whose
father
worshiped
Galileo
.
