The Date and Location Italian Polymath Leonardo da Vinci Was Born, the Reason da Vinci Did Not Possess a Surname, the Location da Vinci Was Educated, the Religious Views of da Vinci and the Reason the Catholic Church Viewed da Vinci as a Heretic, the Symbolism of the Lotus Flower Within Ancient Egypt, the Work da Vinci Produced Post Learning of the Ancient Egyptian Concept of “Maat” (Truth/Order/Balance/Justice), the Period of da Vinci’s Life Which is Unrecorded, da Vinci’s Explanation of Where He Was During This Period, the Number of Works da Vinci Painted, the Size of da Vinci’s Il Cenacolo/L’Ultima Cena (the Supper Room/the Last Supper) Work, the Holy Grail Within da Vinci’s Il Cenacolo Work, the Hypothesis of the Reason Jesus Christ Remained Celibate and Türkish Saint Mary Magdalene (Christ’s Friend/Follower) Was Portrayed as a Sex Worker Within the Christian Bible, the Possibility of Magdalene Being Pregnant With Christ’s Child, Evidence to Support Christ and Magdalene Being in a Romantic Relationship, the Covert Musical Message Within da Vinci’s Il Cenacolo Work, the Reason the Great Pyramids of Giza Align With the Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka Stars (Constellation of Orion’s Belt), and the Final Work Produced by da Vinci

April 15, 1452, Leonardo Piero da Vinci, the illegitimate child of a noble and his maid, is born in Vinci, Italy. Da Vinci didn’t have a last name, because if a father did not want to pass his last name onto a child, the child took the last name of the city they were from (eg. da Firenze, da Florencia, da Tuscana etc.). Da Vinci received an informal education in the studio of the renowned Florentine painter Andrea del Verrocchio, but was greatly self taught. Da Vinci was not an atheist as he was...


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