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As
they
approached
the
niche
,
Langdon
felt
a
slow
sinking
sensation
.
Newton
s
tomb
was
coveredwith
orbs
stars
,
comets
,
planets
.
You
seek
the
orb
that
ought
be
on
his
tomb
?
It
could
turn
out
to
be
like
trying
to
find
a
missing
blade
of
grass
on
a
golf
course
.
«
Astronomical
bodies
,
»
Sophie
said
,
looking
concerned
.
«
And
a
lot
of
them
.
»
Langdon
frowned
.
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The
only
link
between
the
planets
and
the
Grail
that
Langdon
could
imagine
was
the
pentacle
of
Venus
,
and
he
had
already
tried
the
password
»
Venus
»
en
route
to
the
Temple
Church
.
Sophie
moved
directly
to
the
sarcophagus
,
but
Langdon
hung
back
a
few
feet
,
keeping
an
eye
on
the
abbey
around
them
.
«
Divinity
,
»
Sophie
said
,
tilting
her
head
and
reading
the
titles
of
the
books
on
which
Newton
was
leaning
.
«
Chronology
.
Opticks
.
Philosophiae
Naturalis
Principia
Mathematica
?
»
She
turned
tohim
.
«
Ring
any
bells
?
»
Langdon
stepped
closer
,
considering
it
.
«
Principia
Mathematica
,
as
I
remember
,
has
something
to
do
with
the
gravitation
pull
of
planets
which
admittedly
are
orbs
,
but
it
seems
a
little
far
-
fetched
.
»
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«
How
about
the
signs
of
the
zodiac
?
»
Sophie
asked
,
pointing
to
the
constellations
on
the
orb
.
«
You
were
talking
about
Pisces
and
Aquarius
earlier
,
weren
t
you
?
»
The
End
of
Days
,
Langdon
thought
.
«
The
end
of
Pisces
and
the
beginning
of
Aquarius
was
allegedly
the
historical
marker
at
which
the
Priory
planned
to
release
the
Sangreal
documents
to
the
world
.
»
But
the
millennium
came
and
went
without
incident
,
leaving
historians
uncertain
when
thetruth
was
coming
.
«
It
seems
possible
,
»
Sophie
said
,
»
that
the
Priory
s
plans
to
reveal
the
truth
might
be
related
to
the
last
line
of
the
poem
.
»