Italian researcher Sabrina Sforza Galitzia claims to have been able to read the doomsday prediction that Leonardo da Vinci left in his Last Supper. Writes about this La Repubblica
According to an Italian woman who worked at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), and then in the Vatican archives, Leonardo predicted that on March 21, 4006, a process would begin in the world that would touch the very essence of things and end on November 1. This process will be something like the end of the world or a global flood, however, it may also result in the renewal of humanity.
How the researcher made her conclusion is not fully explained. It is only reported that Galicia did not investigate the "Last Supper" itself - a fresco from the Santa Maria delle Grazie monastery in Milan - but a copy of it, made in the form of a tapestry by order of the French king Louis XII (1498-1515).
The Italian claims to have unraveled a certain mathematical-astrological code composed by Leonardo. In particular, in the folds of the tablecloth on the table of Christ and the Apostles, she saw a map of the world with indicated latitude and longitude. In addition, each of the 24 hours of Leonardo supposedly denotes one of the 24 letters of the Latin alphabet. Finally, she talks about the symbolism of individual details of the image on the tapestry: the constantly repeating number eight, the shield of France, the signature of Leonardo himself.
In 2009, Sabrina Galizia Sforza has already published a book dedicated to tapestry. It is expected that she will write a sequel, which is more clear about the cipher and the prediction of da Vinci.
It is worth noting that the promising article in La Repubblica is signed with the name of Barbara Frale, another Vatican researcher who is famous for the equally sensational claims regarding the Shroud of Turin.
