_caption	Great Secrets: Nostradamus
1	1
2	2
3	3
4	4
afrodita9	Head
alad_lamp1	Oil Lamp
alad_lamp6	Oil Lamp
alad_lamp_20	Oil Lamp
amulet12	Amulet
ananas14	Pineapple
ananas2	Pineapple
anch2	Ankh
anchor17	Anchor
anchor2	Anchor
anchor8	Anchor
anchor_20	Anchor
angel5	Angel
angel8	Angel
angel_20	Angel
ankh6	Ankh
ankh_20 	Ankh
antler8	Antler
aplle1	Apple
aplle13	Apple
aplle2	Apple
aplle4	Apple
aplle6	Apple
aplle5	Apple
aplle7	Apple
aplle_20	Apple
arbolet19	Crossbow
armor16	Armour
arms17	Emblem
arrow12	Arrow
arrow13	Arrow
arrow15	Arrow
arrow16	Arrow
arrow4	Arrow
axe1	Axe
axe12	Axe
axe15	Axe
axe3	Axe
axe5	Axe
axe6	Axe
axe7	Axe
axe_20	Axe
bag4	Handbag
bag5	Bag
balalaika16	Balalaika
balance16	Scales
ball5	Bomb
banana10	Banana
banana7	Banana
bananas11	Banana
bangle12	Bracelet
bangle6	Bracelet
banjo11	Banjo
bant14	Bow
bant18	Bow
barrel10	Barrel
barrel15	Barrel
barrel2	Barrel
barrel8	Barrel
bascket10	Basket
bast_shoe16	Bast shoes
basket8	Basket
bayan16	Button accordion 
beads10	Bead Necklace
beads13	Bead Necklace
beads3	Bead Necklace
beads8	Rosary
beads9	Bead Necklace
bear16	Bear
bee19	Bee
bee8	Fly
beetle12	Beetle
bell1	Bell
bell13	Bell
bell14	Bell
bell16	Bell
bell17	Bell
bell19	Bell
bell3	Bell
bell4	Bell
bell6	Bell
bell7	Bell
bell_20	Bell
bellows6	Bellows
belt1	Belt
belt4	Belt
beret1	Beret cap
big_fan10	Large fan
binoculars17	Binoculars 
bird10	Bird
bird16	Bird
bird17	Bird
bird19	Bird
bird2	Bird
bird6	Bird
bird8	Bird
bird_20	Bird
block3	Dice
blotter4	Stamp
blow15	Goblet
blow2	Goblet
boll11	Cannon-ball
bolt3	Bolt
bone13	Bone
bone6	Bone
book11	Book
book15	Book
book17	Book
book3	Book
book5	Book
boomerang7	Boomerang
boot3	Boot
boot4	Boot
boot_20	Boot
boots11	Boots
bottle14	Bottle
bottle15	Bottle
bottle17	Bottle
bottle5	Bottle
bottle7	Bottle
bottle_20	Bottle
bow11	Bow
bow13	Bow
bow3	Bow
bow7	Bow
bow9	Bow
bowl8	Bowl
box6	Chest
box11	Box
box13	Jewelry Box
braslet14	Bracelet
braslet18	Bracelet
bread1	Bread
bread14	Bread
bread15	Bread
brick8	Dice
bricks11	Dice
brooch12	Brooch
brooch6	Brooch
brooch8	Brooch
broom1	Broom
broom10	Broom
broom12	Broom
broom6	Broom
broom7	Broom
brush1	Brush
brush13	Tassel
bucket11	Bucket
bucket3	Bucket
bucket2	Bucket
buddha_20	Buddha
bug13	Bug
bumblebee4	Honeybee
bunny18	Rabbit
busket9	Buckets
bust17	Bust
bust8	Bust
butterfly1	Butterfly
butterfly10	Butterfly
butterfly14	Butterfly
butterfly15	Butterfly
butterfly18	Butterfly
butterfly19	Butterfly
butterfly2	Butterfly
butterfly4	Butterfly
butterfly6	Butterfly
butterfly7	Butterfly
butterfly_20	Butterfly
button17	Button
button19	Button
button3	Button
button5	Button
cabbage19	Cabbage
cactus10	Cactus
cage10	Birdcage
cage16	Birdcage
cage7	Birdcage
camel10	Camel
camel15	Camel
camel7	Camel
can17	Milk-can
candle5	Candle
candle9	Candle
candlestick15	Candle
candlestick19	Candle
cane1	Cane
cane17	Cane
cane6	Cane
cane_20	Cane
cannon16	Cannon
card15	Playing Card
card18	Playing Card
card19	Playing Card
card3	Playing Cards
card6	Playing Card
card7	Playing Card
card8	Playing Card
card_20	Playing Card
casket15	Jewelry Box
casket16	Jewelry Box
casket2	Jewelry Box
casket8	Jewelry Box
casket3	Jewelry Box
castle12	Castle-box
cat1	Cat
cat11	Cat
cat14	Cat
cat19	Cat
cat2	Cat
cat9	Cat
chain15	Chain
chain19	Chain
chain5	Chain
chain6	Chain
chain9	Chain
chain_20	Chain
chass5	Chess
chear17	Chair
chees17	Cheese
cheese11	Cheese
cheese18	Cheese
cheese19	Cheese
cheese_20	Cheese
cherry10	Cherry
cherry14	Cherry
cherry15	Cherry
cherry7	Cherry
cherry8	Cherry
chess16	Chess Piece
chess8	Chess Piece
chess9	Chess Piece
chess_20	Chess Piece
chessman19	Chess Piece
chessmen2	Chess Piece
chest8	Jewelry Box
chisel9	Chisel 
click	CLICK TO CONTINUE…
click_change_pl	CLICK HERE TO CHANGE PLAYER
clock3	Pocket watch
clock9	Clock
clothes_peg2	Clothes Pin
club2	Mace
cock9	Cock
coco14	Coconut
coco15	Coconut
coconut17	Coconut
coconut5	Coconut
coin10	Coin
coin_20	Coin
coins6	Coins
comb10	Comb
comb11	Comb
comb12	Comb
comb17	Comb
comb18	Comb
comb6	Comb
comb7	Comb
comb_20	Comb
compass11	Compass
compass15	Compass
compass17	Compass
compass4	Compass
compasses9	Compasses
cone13	Fir cone
cone8	Cone
cone_20	Fir cone
continue	CONTINUE
continue_game	Do you want to continue your previously saved game?
coop9	Cage
copper5	Pot
copyright	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2010 DAYTERIUM
cork6	Cork
corkscrew2	Corkscrew
corkscrew3	Corkscrew
corset14	Corset
corset18	Corset
cow15	Cow
crab11	Crab
crab17	Crab
crab6	Crab
crater13	Funnel
create_pl	[NEW PLAYER]
credits	CREDITS
crocodile12	Crocodile head
cross14	Cross
cross5	Cross
crossbow1	Crossbow
crow_bar9	Pickaxe
crown1	Crown
crown10	Crown
crown13	Crown
crown14	Crown
crown7	Crown
crown8	Crown
crutch11	Crutch
crystal12	Crystal
cudgel3	Club
cup2	Teacup
cupid15	Cupid
customcurs	Game Cursor
dagger10	Dagger
dagger14	Dagger
dagger16	Dagger
dagger6	Dagger
dagger8	Dagger
dagger_20	Dagger
dannie	INFO:
daylilog13	
deer13	Deer
deer16	Deer
deer18	Deer
del_player	Are you sure you want to delete that player?
delete	DELETE
dev_music	GAME MUSIC:
dev_on	DEVELOPED USING THE POPCAP GAMES FRAMEWORK
dev_people	Dmitry Jemkov \nThe Sands
dev_sound	SOUND EFFECTS:
developer	DEVELOPER:
diamond6	
dice10	Dice
dice2	Dice
diff_easy	FOR EVERYONE WHO LIKE EASY AND RELAXING PLAYING. IN THIS GAME MODE NO TIME PRESSURE FOR PASSING LEVELS.
diff_hard	FOR EXPIRIENCED PLAYERS WHO LIKE TO HAVE MORE CHALLENGE. YOU WILL HAVE LIMITED TIME FOR PASSING LEVELS AND TIME PENALTY BY RANDOM CLICKING.
diff_level	CHOOSE DIFFICULTY
dinya14	Melon
dog18	Dog
dog19	Dog
doll11	Doll
doll14	Doll
doll19	Doll
domino19	Domino
dove1	Pigeon
dragon12	Dragon
dragon15	Dragon
dragon2	Dragon
dragon7	Dragon
dragonfly12	Dragonfly
drum10	Drum
drum11	Drum
drum4	Drum
duble_name	This name already exists. Try once more.
dudochka10	Flute
dusk_shablon	Completed:%d
dusk_str	DUST: %d 
easy	CASUAL MODE
egg1	Egg
egg13	Egg
egg16	Egg
egg18	Jewel Egg
egg6	Egg
egg9	Broken Egg
eggplant7	Eggplant
elefant13	Elephant
elephant10	Elephant
elephant12	Elephant
elephant15	Elephant
elephant19	Elephant
enter_name	PLEASE ENTER YOUR NAME:
envelope9	Glass retort
eraser9	Eraser
exit	EXIT
exitMain	Game saved. Quit?
exitText	Are you sure you want to quit?
eye10	Eye
eye15	Eye
eye7	Eye
face12	Face
face6	Face
fact	INTERESTING FACT:
fan13	Hand fan
fan14	Hand fan
fan15	Hand fan
fan7	Hand fan
fan8	Hand fan
feather11	Feather
feather15	Feather
feather19	Feather
feather2	Feather
feather3	Feather
feather4	Feather
feather6	Feather
feather8	Feather
feather9	Feather
feather_20	Feather
fife11	Chisel
figurine5	Small statuette
fife11	Horn
fish1	Fish
fish10	Fish
fish12	Fish
fish13	Fish
fish14	Fish
fish19	Fish
fish3	Fish
fish8	Fish
fish_20	Fish
flamingo15	Flamingo
flask8	Flask
flower11	Flower
flower13	Flower
flower16	Flower
flower3	Flower
flute14	Flute
flute2	Flute
flute6	Flute
flute7	Flute
fly15	Fly
fly17	Fly
flyaga4	Flask
foolscap12	Fool's Cap 
forestarea19	Ladder
fork12	Fork
fork14	Fork
fork3	Fork
fork4	Fork
fork7	Fork
frame1	Frame
frenshlily8	Heraldic lily
frog6	Frog
frog7	Frog
fullscreen	Full Screen
fun2	Hand fan
funnel11	Funnel
funnel16	Funnel
game13	Domino
gamecard4	Playing Card
garlic12	
garlic5	Garlic
glass13	Milk
glassbead15	Bead Necklace
glassbead19	Bead Necklace
glasses1	Glasses
glasses10	Glasses
glasses13	Glasses
glasses14	Glasses
glasses2	Glasses
glasses3	Glasses
glasses4	Glasses
glasses9	Glasses
globe8	Globe
glove14	Glove
glove8	Glove
glove_20	Gloves
gloves13	Glove
goblet11	Goblet
goblet16	Goblet
goblet17	Goblet
goblet3	Goblet
goblet6	Goblet
goblet_20	Goblet
gong12	Gong
granat3	Pomegranate
grape8	Grapes
grape_20	Grapes
grapes10	Grapes
grapes18	Grapes
grapes7	Grapes
gryphon11	Griffin
gun4	Gun
gusli16	Psaltery
gyn14	Gun
hack5	Pickaxe
hamelion10	Chameleon
hamer16	Hammer
hammer13	Hammer
hammer8	Hammer
hand8	Hand
handbag18	Handbag
handkerchief16	Handkerchief
hard	ADVANCED MODE
harp14	Harp
harp15	Harp
harp2	Harp
harp7	Harp
harpoon7	Harpoon
hat14	Hat
hat17	Cocked hat
hat18	Hat
hat2	Hat
hat5	Gong
hat9	Hat
heart13	
heart18	Heart
helmet1	Helmet
helmet11	Helmet
helmet17	Helmet
helmet2	Helmet
helmet5	Helmet
helmet_20	Helmet
hieroglyph8	Hieroglyph
hint	HELP
hoe17	Mattock
hong1	Gong
hook11	Hook
hook9	Hook
hookah11	Hookah
horn12	Horn
horn16	Horn
horn18	Horn
horn4	Horn
horn5	Horn
horn9	Horn
horns1	Horns
horns19	Horns
horse1	Horse
horse10	Horse
horse12	Horse
horse14	Horse
horse16	Horse
horse18	Horse
horse3	Horse
horse4	Horse
horse8	Horse
horseshoe11	Horseshoe
horseshoe12	Horseshoe
horseshoe13	Horseshoe
horseshoe15	Horseshoe
horseshoe19	Horseshoe
horseshoe2	Horseshoe
horseshoe3	Horseshoe
horseshoe6	Horseshoe
humer7	Hammer
hummer11	Hammer
hummer4	Hammer
hummer5	Mallet
huntingtonhorn4	Horn
hurry_up	HURRY UP!
igle13	Eagle
in_map	To the Map
ingot6	Gold Bar
inkbottle18	Inkwell
inkbottle4	Inkwell
inkwell2	Inkwell
iron16	Iron
iron17	Iron
iron18	Iron
iron2	Iron
jewel14	Diamond
jewel18	Crystal 
jewel4	Crystal 
jewelbox18	Jewel Box
jug11	Jug
jug13	Jug
jug5	Jug
jug_20	Jug
katushka18	Spool
kerchief6	Kerchief
kettle1	Teapot
key10	Key
key12	Key
key13	Keys
key14	Key
key15	Key
key18	Key
key19	Key
key2	Key
key3	Key
key5	Key
key6	Key
key7	Key
key8	Keys
key_20	Key
klenovly_list18	Maple Leaf
knife1	Knife
knife15	Knife
knife3	Knife
knife9	Knife
knight5	Knight
kofe3	Coffee grinder
kokoshnik16	Women Hat
kolchan10	Quiver
l4	
ladle12	Ladle
ladybird15	Ladybird
ladybird4	Ladybird
ladybird7	Ladybird
laim9	Lime
lamp16	Lantern
lamp19	Lamp
lamp5	Lantern
lantern6	Lantern
lantern8	Lantern
lash5	Lash
lash9	Lash
last_minut	YOU HAVE ONE MINUTE LEFT !
laurelwreath12	Laurel Wreath
leaf16	Leaf
leaf9	Leaf
left	Completed: %d
lemon17	Lemon
lemon4	Lemon
leo12	Lion
leopard10	Leopard Face
letter17	Letter
letter18	Letter
level_up	Congratulations!
lily19	Lily
lion1	Lion
lion10	Lion
lion14	Lion Head
lion15	Lion Head
lion5	Lion Head
lion8	Lion
littlebag6	Purse
lizard11	Lizard
lizard12	Lizard
lizard19	Lizard
lizard6	Lizard
loading	LOADING...
lobster3	Lobster
lock13	Lock
lock14	Lock
lock16	Lock
lock18	Lock
lock2	Lock
lock3	Lock
lock7	Lock
lock8	Lock
lock_20	Lock
log16	Log
log9	Log
lotos2	Lotus
lupa18	Magnifying Glass
lute1	Lute
lute10	Lute
lute8	Lute
lyre19	Lyre
m14	M
machete5	Machete 
mafnifier9	Magnifying Glass
magicball6	Magic Ball
magnet9	Magnet
magnifier1	Magnifying Glass
magnifier7	Magnifying Glass
magnifying13	Magnifying Glass
mamont12	Mammoth 
map17	World Map
map9	World Map
maple8	Leaf
mask10	Mask
mask11	Mask
mask14	Mask
mask15	Mask
mask18	Mask
mask2	Mask
mask8	Mask
mask9	Mask
mask_20	Mask
medalion14	Medallion
medallion4	Medallion
menu	MENU
mermade18	Mermaid
mermaid11	Mermaid
mermaid12	Mermaid
mew_20	Sea gull
mirror10	Mirror
mirror11	Mirror
mirror12	Mirror
mirror14	Mirror
mirror15	Mirror
mirror18	Mirror
mirror19	Mirror
mirror6	Mirror
money3	Coins
moneysack14	Moneysack
moneysack18	Moneysack
month17	Moon
moon10	Moon
moon15	Moon
mortar5	Mortar and Pestle
mouse1	Mouse
mouse19	Mouse
mouse3	Bat
mouse4	Mouse
mouse6	Mouse
mouse_20	Mouse
mouse_trap17	Mouse trap
moustache1	Mustache
mug1	Mug
mug17	Mug
mug19	Mug
mug_20	Mug
mushroom1	Mushrooms
mushroom3	Mushroom
mushroom7	Mushroom
music	MUSIC VOLUME
mustash18	Mustache
nail16	Nail
nail7	Nail
nail9	Nail
naperstok14	Thimble
necklace11	Necklace
necklace6	Necklace
necklace_20	Necklace
needle3	Needle
next_menu	SKIP
no	No
no_time	TIME EXPIRED
note14	Note
note7	Note
nut10	Nut
oar11	Oar
oar2	Oar
ok	OK
onion13	Onion
onion4	Onion
options	OPTIONS
orange10	Orange 
orange7	Orange 
orange8	Orange
owl4	Owl
owl7	Owl
palette1	Palette
palm5	Handprint
paper9	Pepper 
papermill9	Pepper Shaker 
pause	PAUSE
pawn4	Chess Piece
peacock14	Peacock
peacock_feather10	Peacock feather
pear4	Pear
pear7	Pear
pencil19	Pencil
pendant1	Amulet
pentagram6	Pentagram
pepper12	Pepper 
pepper3	Pepper 
perfume3	Perfume
perls18	Pearl Necklace 
pick12	Palette Knife
pick15	Pickaxe
pickle18	Cucumber 
pictuer13	Picture
picture17	Picture
pillow1	Pillow
pillow4	Pillow
pillow5	Pillow
pillow8	Pillow
pillow_20	Pillow
pin2	Safety Pin
pin5	Safety Pin
pin7	Safety Pin
pin8	Safety Pin
pin9	Safety Pin
pincers12	Pincers
pineapple8	Pineapple
pipe11	Pipe
pipe7	Pipe
pipe_20	Pipe
pistol17	Gun
pitchfork2	Pitchfork
plane1	Airplane
plane19	Airplane
plate4	Plate
plate5	Plate
play	PLAY
playing_card10	Playing card
pliers6	Pincers
podkova4	Horseshoe
podsvechnik10	Candlestick
poker1	Poker
pole_axe16	Axe
pot17	Pot
potato5	Potato
print8	Handprint
profile	
pumpkin13	
pumpkin19	Pumpkin
pumpkin4	Pumpkin
purpose	GOAL
purse15	Moneysack
purse17	Horse bag
pyramid2	Pyramid
rabbit12	Rabbit
rabbit9	Rabbit
rag17	Rag
rag_doll17	Rag Doll
ram12	Ram
rapier12	Rapier
rat17	Rat
redis3	Garden radish
reel16	Spool
regame	REPLAY
repeat_game	TRY AGAIN
retort13	Glass retort
return	BACK
ribbon8	Ribbon
ring14	Ring
ring15	Ring
ring17	Ring
ring19	Ring
ring2	Ring
ring3	Ring
ring_20	Ring
rogatka18	Slingshot
roll17	Scroll
rolling_pin16	Rolling-pin
rooster16	Cock
rope13	Rope
rope15	Rope
rope19	Rope
rope2	Rope
rope3	Rope
rope4	Rope
rosa12	Rose
rosary4	Rosary
rose4	Rose
rose6	Rose
rose_20	Rose
ruby15	Ruby
ruby_20	Ruby
rule19	Ruler
ruler13	Ruler
ruler17	Ruler
ruler2	Ruler
ruller11	Sextant
runa16	Rune
sabot12	Shoes
sabot6	Boot
sabre11	Sword
sabre5	Sword
sack16	Purse
sack3	Small sack
sack9	Sack
saddle16	Saddle
saddle8	Saddle
samovar16	Samovar
sand_glass2	Hourglass
sand_glass6	Hourglass
sandglass12	Hourglass
sandglass15	Hourglass
sandglass_20	Hourglass
sandwatch14	Hourglass
sandwatch18	Hourglass
sanwatch5	Hourglass
save_exit	SAVE GAME AND EXIT
scales12	Balance
scales19	Balance
scarab15	Scarab
scepter4	
scissor5	Scissors
scissors1	Scissors
scissors12	Scissors
scissors18	Scissors
scissors19	Scissors
scissors6	Scissors
scissors9	Scissors
scoop16	Scoop
scoop9	Shovel
scale1	Balance
scorpion19	Scorpion
scorpion8	Scorpion
scroll15	Scroll
scroll18	Scroll
scroll11	Scroll
scroll5	Scroll
seahorse6	Seahorse
seashell6	Seashell
seashell8	Seashell
seashell_20	Seashell
sedlo10	Saddle
see_horse11	
seeshell4	Seashell 
shapka_monomaha16	King Hat
shark11	Shark
shark2	Shark
shawl13	Kerchief
shawl16	Shawl
shears3	Scissors
shell1	Seashell 
shell11	Seashell 
shell13	Seashell 
shell14	Seashell 
shell15	Seashell 
shell17	Seashell 
shell3	Seashell 
shell5	Seashell 
shell7	Seashell 
shield1	Shield
shield10	Shield
shield15	Shield
shield18	Shield
shield19	Shield
shield2	Shield
shield5	Shield
shield7	Shield
ship1	Ship
ship12	Ship
ship13	Ship
ship14	Ship
ship4	Ship
ship5	Ship
ship_20	Ship
shirt11	Shirt
shkatulka14	Jewel Box
shoe1	Shoes
shoe10	Shoe
shoe14	Shoe
shoe3	Shoe
shot11	Bomb
shoulder_yoke16	Yoke
shpatel9	Spatula
shtamp18	Stamp
shtopor18	Corkscrew
sickle12	Sickle
skip	SKIP
skip_level	SKIP LEVEL
skipetr14	Sceptre
skull12	Scull
skull13	Scull
skull14	Scull
skull16	Scull
skull17	Scull
skull2	Scull
scull1	Scull
skull4	Scull
skull9	Scull
slipper18	Slipper 
smoking_pipe10	Pipe
smokingpipe4	Pipe
snail19	Snail
snail3	Snail
snail5	Snail
snail7	Snail
snail_20	
snake10	Snake
snake11	Snake
snake12	Snake
snake15	Snake
snake19	Snake
snake4	Snake
sound	SFX VOLUME
spade1	Spade
spade5	Spade
spear19	Spear
spear5	Spear
spider1	
spider13	Spider
spider2	Spider
spider4	Spider
spider5	Spider
spider7	Spider
spider8	Spider
spider_20	Spider
spinning_wheel16	Spinning Wheel 
spool5	Spool
spool9	Spool
spoon13	Spoon
spoon14	Spoon
spoon16	Spoon
spoon17	Spoon
spoon19	Spoon
spoon4	Spoon
spoon6	Spoon
spring9	Spring
sprut17	Octopus 
spyglass1	Spyglass
squirrel16	
stair13	Ladder 
stairs3	Ladder 
stamp9	Stamp
star15	Seastar
star17	Star
star2	Star
star3	Seastar
star5	Seastar
star6	Star
star7	Seastar
start	START
statue	
statuette6	Statuette
stay_shablon	Items Left: %d
steeringwheel8	Steering Wheel
stone13	Crystal 
stone5	Stone
stool5	Stool 
stopper6	Cork
straf	Twenty second penalty for clicking randomly!
strap17	Belt
sun10	Sun
sun4	Sun
swan18	Swan
sword10	Sword
sword19	Sword
sword7	Sword
sword8	Sword
tablet13	
tambourine11	Tambourine
tambourine7	Tambourine
tambourine_20	Tambourine
tamburine15	Tambourine
target1	Target
tassel3	Tassel
tassel6	Tassel
tazik18	Haunch
teapot13	Teapot
teapot17	Teapot
teapot2	Teapot
teapot_20	Teapot
telescop5	Telescope
telescope19	Spyglass
telescope2	Spyglass
telescope_20	Spyglass
time_end	Time expired. Try again?
time_shablon	%.2d : %.2d
tomato12	Tomato
tomato3	Tomato
tomato7	Tomato
torch11	Torch
tortoise_20	Turtle
tray16	Tray
trefoil8	Clover
trident11	Trident
trident19	
truba18	Horn
trunk5	Chest
tsirkul18	Compasses
tube17	Pipe
tulip10	Tulip
turka10	
turtle1	
turtle14	Turtle
turtle19	Turtle
turtle2	Turtle
tut_1_1__0	Click HELP if you can't find an item.
tut_1_1__1	If you don't remember the task for this level click here.
tut_1_1__2	This is the amount of time you have to complete the level.\n If the time expires, you have not completed the level.
tut_1_2__0	Twist all the wires so that the energy flows through the circuits and lights the spheres.
tut_1_2__1	Turn on all the spheres to complete the level.
tut_1_3__1	Click the left mouse button to pick up and place a can. Click the right mouse button to turn the can around.
tut_3_2__0	Move all disks from the left column to the right. You can`t put bigger disk on smaller one.
tut_4_4__0	Place all the pictures in lines and columns according to their logic.
tut_6_2__0	Click the mouse to start the crane.
tut_6_2__1	And click it again to release the crane and pick up an item. 
tut_6_2__2	Continue to collect all items.
tut_6_4__0	You need to rearrange the parts of the pipeline so water will run through it.
tut_6_4__1	Making sure none of the water will leak out of the pipe.
tut_6_4__2	Once the pipeline is in place, you can start the water by opening the faucet.
tut_9_2__0	You need to open the safe. \n To do this left-click to rotate the tumblers forward.
tut_9_2__1	And right-click to rotate them backwards.
tut_9_2__2	Using the numbers above, enter a combination with your mouse, then click the handle.
tut_9_2__3	All of the incorrect combinations will be listed here. Continue trying to figure out the right combination.
tut_9_4__0	Turn the circles untill you restore the whole picture.
tut_8_4__0	Restore the constellations according to the example. Put the stars on their places.
tut_10_2__0	Put all of the weights on the scales and balance them.
tut_14_3__0	In this level you need to dust everything.
tut_14_3__1	Click a few times here to remove some dust.
tut_14_3__2	Do the same thing to remove all the dust from the set.
tut_14_3__3	Click HELP if you can't find an area to dust.
tut_14_3__4	Continue cleaning until the progress bar shows 100%.
tut_17_4__0	Click on this pearl.
tut_17_4__1	Adjust the pearls until they all disappear.
tweezers9	Pincers
trimble12	Thimble 
ulitka18	Snail
umbrella3	Umbrella
user_time	Player :
v2	V
valenki16	Boots
vase15	Vase
vase2	Vase
vase7	Vase
vase_20	Vase
vegetables9	Pattypan squash
vine13	Grapes
violin14	Violin
violin19	Violin
violin3	Violin
walking_stick18	Walkingstick
watchpipe4	Spyglass
watermelon7	Watermelon
watermelone10	Watermelon
watermelone14	Watermelon
watermelone2	Watermelon
weel4	Wagon Wheel
weight12	Weight 
weight5	Weight 
weight7	Dumbbell 
weight9	Weight 
welcome	Welcome,
wheel1	Wagon Wheel
wheel12	Wagon Wheel
wheel17	Steering Wheel
wheel3	Wagon Wheel
wheel5	Steering Wheel
wheel9	Wheel
wig18	Wig
win	CONGRATULATIONS! YOU'VE HELPED NOSTRADMUS IN CREATING THE ELIXIR OF IMMORTALITY!
wineglass13	Glass
wolf2	Wolf head
wreath7	Wreath 
wrong_code	Incorrect Codes:
yes	Yes
rope1	Rope
rod1	Fishing-rod
turban	Turban
your_time	YOUR TIME :
level_fact_1_1	Leonardo was ambidextrous – able to use both his right and left hand. They even say that he could write two different texts simultaneously, however most of his works were written with his left hand, from right to left.
level_fact_1_2	Leonardo da Vinci fascinated his contemporaries with the beauty and expressiveness of his words. His prose is a fine sample of spoken language among the intellectuals of the 15th century.
level_fact_1_3	Testing of Leonardo’s parachutes and hang-gliders, which were made from his sketches, shows that only a lack of proper materials had prevented his to rise into the sky.
level_fact_1_4	In modern Norway there is an operating bridge created under project Leonardo Da Vinci.
level_fact_2_1	In 1492-1504 a poor, but distinguished nobleman, Magellan, was serving as a page in the retinue of the Portuguese queen. He studied astronomy, navigation and cosmography.
level_fact_2_2	The name of ' Tierra del Fuego ' island was given by Magellan when he was passing the channel bending around the coast of South America. Local natives burned fires at night, and Magellan thought that these fires were of volcanic origin.
level_fact_2_3	The amazing thing is that Magellan did not plan to make a round-the-world expedition. He only wished to find a western way to the Maluku archipelago, known for its spices, and then come back home.
level_fact_2_4	In autumn of 1520 Magellan had rounded South America and then his expedition had gone out for new open waters. Within more than three months they had not faced a single storm, therefore Magellan named this ocean - Pacific.
level_fact_3_1	Raphael painted The Stanze in the Vatican Palace and designed the Chigi Chapel in the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome.
level_fact_3_2	Fornarina – a half-legendary, beloved and model of Raphael, whose real name was Margarita Luti.
level_fact_3_3	The artist met Fornarina by accident, fell in love with her, bought her out from her father for 3000 gold coins and rented her a villa. She was his beloved for 12 years, up until his death.
level_fact_3_4	One story says that after Raphael’s death Fornarina became one of the most well-known Roman courtesans, another version is that she became a nun and soon had died.
level_fact_4_1	A tall, handsome young man, King Francis had been remarkable for his reckless bravery, inspiring speeches, ambition, knightly courtesy, thoughtlessness and enthusiasm.
level_fact_4_2	Francis’s name is closely connects with the Renaissance in France. He invited artists Andrea del Sarto and Leonardo Da Vinci to France, and acquired some paintings by Raphael, as well.
level_fact_4_3	In 1506 young Francis was betrothed to his own second cousin Claude of France, the daughter of Louis XII, and heiress of the Duchy of Brittany. In 1515 Francis was crowned King of France.
level_fact_4_4	As a result of many wars, and constant growth of his court’s luxury, the reign of Francis brought uncontrollable increases of taxes.
level_fact_5_1	With the rise of aircraft, the dearest wish of the great Florentine became reality.  As a matter of fact, it was Leonardo Da Vinci whom invented a device that we now call helicopter.
level_fact_5_2	In 1485, after a terrible epidemic of plague in Milan, Leonardo offered a project of an ideal city to the local authorities. Later the authorities of London would consider Leonardo’s plan a perfect basis for further city building.
level_fact_5_3	Leonardo’s ideas were not the only thing admirable. He played the lyre masterfully and was considered to be an excellent musician.
level_fact_5_4	In France Leonardo almost did not paint at all. On April 23rd, 1519 he has left a will, and on May 2nd died surrounded by his pupils and his own masterpieces in Clos Luce.
level_fact_6_1	A Portuguese explorer and seaman.  Vаscо da Gama is known as the first European who has traveled to India.
level_fact_6_2	There is a version according to which King Manuel I originally had charged the expedition to India to Vasko da Gama’s father, but due to his death in July, 1497, Vаscо da Gama took command of the expedition for himself.
level_fact_6_3	After returning to the Portugal in September, 1499, Vаscо da Gama was met with greater honour, receiving a lot of money and a title 'Admiral of the Indian Seas’.  In 1519 he became the first Count of Vidigueira.
level_fact_6_4	The main result of Vаscо da Gama’s traveling is that he had opened a seaway from Europe to India and to the Far East.  This discovery affected the further development of many countries of the world.
level_fact_7_1	Clocks did not exist in those days and seamen used sand-glasses. As a result, when the remaining handful of participants of the expedition had returned back to Spain, it appeared that their ship calendar was behind the calendar of their homeland by a whole day.
level_fact_7_2	The Spaniards had opened the western way to Asia and the Spice Islands. This first global cruise in history had proved the correctness of a hypothesis that the Earth was round and the oceans were inseparable.
level_fact_7_3	The Magellanic Clouds were named in honor of Fernando Magellan after the two galaxies were seen and described in 1519 during Magellan’s global expedition. Both galaxies are visible with a naked eye in Southern Hemisphere of the Earth.
level_fact_7_4	In spring of 1521 Magellan had reached the islands at the east coast of Asia, which were later named the Philippines. Magellan interfered with a dispute of two local rulers and was been killed in a battle on April, 27th.
level_fact_8_1	Scaliger was a personal doctor of Bishop Agen and was considered an excellent mathematician and astrologist.
level_fact_8_2	When he was a child, he was been banished from the patrimonial castle on Lake Garda, then Emperor Maximilian placed him among his pages, and he studied painting under Albrecht Durer.
level_fact_8_3	Research shows that he knew secret rules of Latin language and could use them for coding with the help of mathematics.
level_fact_8_4	He considered himself an offspring of a well-known dynasty of Scaligers, the rulers of Verona.
level_fact_9_1	An Italian thinker, writer and politician - held a post of the state secretary in Florence. He acted as the supporter of strong government that will do anything to strengthen their power.
level_fact_9_2	Machiavelli is considered to be a keen cynic, who thought that the basis of political behavior consists of benefits and force. However, such representations should be looked at as more a historically generated image of Machiavelli, than as a real thing. 
level_fact_9_3	Machiavelli was born during a noisy era when rich city-states of Italy got under the authority of foreign states. It was a time of constant changes of the unions, of mercenaries who switched sides without any notice.
level_fact_9_4	“The end justifies the means”, a phrase often attributed to authorship of Machiavelli could belong to another thinker of that time, Thomas Gobbs.
level_fact_10_1	During one of his travels, Vаsсо da Gama exchanged some red bull-leather caps for a fine ivory workpiece.
level_fact_10_2	During the expedition to India there were only 55 survivors left from a hundred seamen.
level_fact_10_3	In 1998 the 500th anniversary of Vаsсо da Gama’s first travel was widely celebrated.  On April 4th, in the mouth of Tagus (Lisboa, Portugal), the longest bridge in Europe was opened and named in honor of the great seaman.
level_fact_10_4	There are three football clubs in Brazil (including Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama) and the Vasco Sports Club in Goa that were also named after him.
level_fact_11_1	Full name - Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni. An outstanding artist of Renaissance, legendary sculptor is more well-known simply by his first name.
level_fact_11_2	In 1488 Michelangelo became a pupil in the workshop of a painter Domenico Ghirlandaio and studied there for a year against his father’s will.
level_fact_11_3	Medici discovered Michelangelo’s talent and patronized him.  For a time Michelangelo lived in Medici's palace. After Medici's death in 1492 Michelangelo went back home.
level_fact_11_4	In 1496 Cardinal Raffaele Riario bought the marble 'Cupid' made my Michelangelo and invited the artist to work in Rome.
level_fact_12_1	In constant search of the ideal, embodied in an image of the Madonna, Raphael created the most perfect piece – ‘Sistine Madonna' (1513), a symbol of motherhood and self-renunciation.
level_fact_12_2	At the age of 25 the artist went to Rome, and that’s where his highest creative blossoming begins: he makes wall-paintings in the Vatican Palace (1509-1511), among which is the fresco 'The School of Athens'.
level_fact_12_3	The outstanding artist was recognized by the head of the Roman art school, but died in the midst of his full blossoming of his creative power. He has lived only 37 years.
level_fact_12_4	Here lies that famous Raphael by whom Nature feared to be conquered while he lived, and when he was dying, feared herself to die' - inscription on his marble sarcophagus in the Roman Pantheon.
level_fact_13_1	A German painter and graphic artist, one of the greatest masters of the West-European art of the Renaissance. Was born on May, 21st, 1471 in Nuremberg, in a family of the jeweler who has arrived to this German city from Hungary in the middle of XV century.
level_fact_13_2	Durer was the first German artist who began to work simultaneously in both kinds of engraving - on wood and on copper. He reached extraordinary expressiveness in engraving on wood, having reformed the traditional manner of work.
level_fact_13_3	The greatest masterpiece engraving on metal by Durer is the engraving 'Adam and Eve'.
level_fact_13_4	Similar to Leonardo, he had the characteristics of a true Renaissance artist-scientist, having connected rational scientific knowledge of the real world with a passionate imagination of an artist.
level_fact_14_1	In 1513 he was arrested on suspicion of plotting against the Medici's.  He was tortured, but was determined to be innocent and released the same year.
level_fact_14_2	The shock Machiavelli received after the dismissal and wreck of the republic to which he served so truly and zealously, drove him to take up the pen.
level_fact_14_3	He is fairly considered one of the main founders of the political theory.  His 'The Prince' could be marked as the first historical practical advice of the writer to the head of the state.
level_fact_14_4	Machiavelli died on 21 June, 1527, aged 58.  He was buried at the Church of Santa Croce in Florence, Italy.
level_fact_15_1	Suleiman I became the sultan when he was 24 years old.  The tenth and longest-reigning Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, from 1520 to his death in 1566.
level_fact_15_2	He is known in the West as Suleiman the Magnificent and in the East, as the Lawmaker, in Turkish - Kanuni, for his complete reconstruction of the Ottoman legal system.
level_fact_15_3	"He patronized poets, artists and architects; he also wrote poetry himself and was considered a skillful smith."
level_fact_15_4	In a 46-year history of ruling Suleiman has taken part in 12 military campaigns.
level_fact_16_1	A powerful Mediterranean pirate and a Turkish seaman, he ruled almost all of the northern coast of Algeria.
level_fact_16_2	He inherited a large piracy flotilla with several thousand people after his senior brother, Barbarossa I. In 1518 he proclaimed himself the sultan Barbarossa II.
level_fact_16_3	The Turkish sultan Selim I made him the commander-in-chief of all fleets - 'Emir of Emirs', and there were only 7 people with such status in that time in Turkey.
level_fact_16_4	Barbarossa II, in union with Turkey and France, crushed the fleet of Great Spanish Empire which had dominated on the political stage and became the governor of Algeria.
level_fact_17_1	The 'Self-Portrait' (1500), takes a special place not only in German, but also in all European art, having reflected the depth and contradictoriness of the creative consciousness that stood on the verge of two epochs.
level_fact_17_2	Durer was the first in Europe who made a magic square, found on his engraving 'Melencolia I'.
level_fact_17_3	In 1526 he developed an interesting project:  a 'horseless vehicle', moved by muscle force of the people. People were going sideways of the carriage, forced to move the wheels by rotating special handles.
level_fact_17_4	Albrecht Durer died on April 6th, 1528, in his homeland in Nuremberg.
level_fact_18_1	His real name was Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim.  A well-known alchemist, doctor and occultist.
level_fact_18_2	Modesty was alien to him. To let all people know that he considered himself equal to the great doctor of antiquity, Celsus, he added a Greek prefix 'para' (that means 'similar') to his name and named himself Paracelsus.
level_fact_18_3	"Paracelsus was born and raised in the village of Einsiedeln in Switzerland. His father, Wilhelm Bombast von Hohenheim, was a Swabian chemist and physician; his mother was Swiss."
level_fact_18_4	Paracelsus pioneered the use of chemicals and minerals in medicine. His hermetical views were that sickness and health in the body relied on the harmony of man (the microcosm) and Nature (macrocosm).
level_fact_19_1	Famous astrologist, physician, scientist and poet. Besides a set of poetry, he published the first Latin grammar based on scientific principles.
level_fact_19_2	The main work of Scaliger’s life,  the Poetices (it was published in 1561), it had finally developed the Renaissance system of genres.
level_fact_19_3	Participated in military campaigns in Italy and Netherlands. After Battle of Ravenna he was knighted by the emperor.  Having refused the desire of becoming a monk, in 1514 he entered the University of Bologna as a student.
level_fact_19_4	His real name – Giulio Bordone.  Julius Caesar Scaliger was also the name of Nostradamus’s son, chosen to honor Scaliger.
level_fact_20_1	During the first war with Spain, Franсis had been wounded two times and taken prisoner.  He stayed captive for 5 years.
level_fact_20_2	After he was freed from captivity, Francis I married his second wife Eleanor of Austria, sister of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.
level_fact_20_3	The largest of Francis' building projects was the reconstruction and expansion of Fontainebleau, which quickly became his favorite place of residence.  Fontainebleau, for instance, had a gushing fountain in its courtyard where quantities of wine were mixed with the water.
level_fact_20_4	The reign of Francis was the period of prosperity of trade and agriculture, time of economic revival of France.  Francis has adjusted business relations with Italy that promoted development of the French economy.
level_fact_21_1	A Polish astronomer, mathematician, economist, canonist.  He is most known as the author of medieval heliocentric system of the world which had begun the first scientific revolution.
level_fact_21_2	Born in Torun to a merchant family, he lost his parents very early.  Only a few years prior to Kopernik's birth Torun was a part of the Kingdom of Poland, before that its name was Thorn and it belonged to Prussia.
level_fact_21_3	In 1491 Copernicus entered the University of Krakow where he studied mathematics, medicine and theology, but his true passion was astronomy.
level_fact_21_4	He graduated from 3 universities. Mathematics, medicine, theology and astronomy are the four lines of Copernicus’ subjects.
level_fact_22_1	Being a straight-out fighter of bribery, he had won the compassion of the folk, but for nobles he was a ruthless tyrant: neither relationships nor merits could protect from his suspiciousness and cruelty.
level_fact_22_2	Europeans were pleased to see him on the throne, but they had no idea that although Suleiman I was not as blood-thirsty as Selim I, he still loved conquest, just like his father.
level_fact_22_3	The Ottomans invaded in 1565, undertaking the Great Siege of Malta, which began on May 18 and lasted until September 8, but a relief force from Spain entered the battle, resulting in the loss of 30,000 Ottoman troops.
level_fact_22_4	With his main European rivals subdued, Suleiman had assured the Ottoman Empire a powerful role in the political landscape of Europe.
level_fact_23_1	In Florence, Michelangelo created the immortal piece of the High Renaissance and his most famous work, the Statue of David (1501 - 1504).  This masterwork has become a standard of depicting a human body.
level_fact_23_2	By the order of Pope Julius II he was commissioned to paint the Sistine Chapel ceiling (1508-1512). The composition eventually contained over 300 figures and had at its center nine episodes from the Book of Genesis.
level_fact_23_3	Michelangelo died on February 18th, 1564, in Rome.  Before his death he dictated his last will: 'I give my soul to the God, my body to the ground, and my property to my relatives.’
level_fact_23_4	In 2007 they found the last work of Michelangelo in archives of Vatican - a sketch of details for Saint Peter's Basilica’s dome.
level_fact_24_1	Catherine de' Medici (1519 – 1589) was born in Florence, Italy, as Caterina Maria Romula di Lorenzo de' Medici.  The Medici were a nouveau riche family: originally doctors or apothecaries, they came to great wealth and power.
level_fact_24_2	In 1533, at the age of fourteen, Caterina married Henry, second son of King Francis I and Queen Claude of France.  She was Queen consort of France as the wife of King Henry II of France from 1547 to 1559.
level_fact_24_3	At her wedding feast the Italian cooks presented the French court with a new dessert made from fruits and ice - that was the first ice-cream.
level_fact_24_4	For 10 years Caterina could not have children and their marriage was under threat of breaking up.  After her first-born, she gave birth to 9 more children from the king.
level_fact_25_1	Paracelsus (born Phillippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim) was a Renaissance physician, botanist, alchemist, astrologer, and general occultist.
level_fact_25_2	As a physician of the early 16th Century, Paracelsus held a natural affinity with the Hermetic, neoplatonic, and Pythagorean philosophies central to the Renaissance.  Paracelsus rejected the magic theories of Agrippa and Flamel in his Archidoxes of Magic.
level_fact_25_3	Paracelsus devoted several sections in his writings to the construction of astrological talismans for curing diseases, providing talismans for various maladies.  He also invented an alphabet called the Alphabet of the Magi, for engraving angelic names upon talismans.
level_fact_25_4	Neither absence of modesty, nor Paracelsus's eccentricity could outweigh his value: without knowledge of great ancient systems, he had created his own philosophy and medicine and it is not an accident that he is ranked as one of the greatest scientists of all times.
level_fact_26_1	Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha established Turkish supremacy in the Mediterranean which lasted until the Battle of Lepanto in 1571. 
level_fact_26_2	Barbarossa retired in Istanbul in 1545, leaving his son Hasan Pasha as his successor in Algiers.  He then dictated his memoirs to Muradi Sinan Reis. 
level_fact_26_3	Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha died in 1546 in his seaside palace in the Buyukdere neighbourhood of Istanbul, on the northwestern shores of the Bosphorus.
level_fact_26_4	The lobby of the Grand Seigneur hotel in Istanbul is decorated in honour of Barbarossa.  There are frieze-like portraits of him, as well as a frieze representing what must be the Battle of Preveza.
level_fact_27_1	Her Imperial Majesty The Empress consort Hurrem Sultan, known to Europeans informally as simply Roxelana (1506 - 1558) was the wife of Suleyman the Magnificent of the Ottoman Empire.
level_fact_27_2	"She was born in the town of Rohatyn, 68 km southeast of Lviv, a major city of Red Ruthenia (Chervona Rus') which was then part of the Kingdom of Poland; today it is in western Ukraine."
level_fact_27_3	In the 1520s, she was captured by Crimean Tatars during one of their frequent raids into this region and taken as a slave and was selected for Suleyman's harem.
level_fact_27_4	She quickly came to the attention of her master, and attracted the jealousy of her rivals.  Thereafter, Hurrem became Suleyman's unrivalled favorite.
level_fact_28_1	Having completed all his studies in Italy, 30-year-old Copernicus returned to Warmia, where — apart from brief journeys to Krakow and to nearby Prussian cities — he would live out the remaining 40 years of his life.
level_fact_28_2	From 1503 to 1510, or perhaps till his uncle's death (1512), Copernicus was his personal secretary and physician.  In his official capacity, he took part in nearly all his uncle's political, ecclesiastic and administrative-economic duties.
level_fact_28_3	Some time before 1514 Copernicus made available to friends his 'Commentariolus' ('Little Commentary'), a forty-page manuscript describing his ideas about the heliocentric hypothesis.
level_fact_28_4	Copernicus' major theory was published as On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres, in the year of his death, 1543, though he had formulated the theory several decades earlier.
level_fact_29_1	Ivan IV Vasilyevich (1530 – 1584), his contemporaries called him 'Ivan Grozny' the name, which, although usually translated as 'Terrible', actually means something closer to 'Awe-Inspiring' and carries connotations of might, power and strictness rather than horror or cruelty.
level_fact_29_2	Ivan was the son of Vasili III and his second wife, Elena Glinskaya. When Ivan was just three years old his father died from a boil and inflammation on his leg which developed into blood poisoning.
level_fact_29_3	Ivan was a patron of the arts and himself a poet and composer of considerable talent. His Orthodox mass, 'Stikhira No. 1 In Honor of St. Peter,' and fragments of his letters were put into music by Soviet composer Rodion Shchedrin.
level_fact_29_4	Ivan IV left a significant literary heritage.  He was one of few known Russian publicists, writers and composers of the XVI century.  With his assistance, Vasily Blazhennogo's temple in Moscow was constructed.
level_fact_30_1	Sir Francis Drake, Vice Admiral (1540– 1596) was an English sea captain, privateer, navigator, slaver, a renowned pirate, and politician of the Elizabethan era.
level_fact_30_2	Before he turned thirteen, Drake started his sea career when he became an apprentice member of the crew of a barque trading between the Thames and the cross-Channel ports. He became owner-master of the ship at the age of twenty after the death of its previous captain, who bequeathed it to him.
level_fact_30_3	At age twenty-three, Drake made his first voyage to the New World. In 1568 he was again with the fleet when it was trapped by the Spaniards in the Mexican port of San Juan de Ulua. He escaped along with Hawkins but the experience is said to have led him to his lifelong revenge against the Spanish.
level_fact_30_4	"On September, 26th, 1580 he threw an anchor in Plymouth, having made the second global cruise after Magellan. It was the most profitable travel that was ever made; it had given them a 4700% profit, about 500 thousand sterling pounds!"
level_fact_31_1	"Hurrem's influence over the Sultan soon became legendary; she was to bear Suleiman five children and, in an astonishing break with tradition, eventually was freed and became his legal wife."
level_fact_31_2	Hurrem also may have acted as Suleiman's adviser on matters of state, and seems to have had an influence upon foreign affairs and international politics.
level_fact_31_3	Aside from her political concerns, Hurrem engaged in several major works of public buildings, from Mecca to Jerusalem, perhaps modeling her charitable foundations in part after the caliph Harun al-Rashid's consort Zubaida. 
level_fact_31_4	Hurrem died on April 18, 1558.  She is buried in a domed mausoleum decorated in exquisite Iznik tiles depicting the garden of paradise, perhaps in homage to her smiling and joyful nature.
level_fact_32_1	Elizabeth I (1533 – 1603) was Queen regnant of England and Queen regnant of Ireland from 17 November 1558 until her death.  Sometimes called The Virgin Queen, Gloriana, or Good Queen Bess, Elizabeth was the fifth and last monarch of the Tudor dynasty.
level_fact_32_2	"Elizabeth was named after both her grandmothers, Elizabeth of York and Elizabeth Howard. She was the second child of Henry VIII of England to survive infancy born in wedlock; her mother was Henry's second wife, Anne Boleyn."
level_fact_32_3	She was the best educated woman of her generation.  Elizabeth could write English, Latin, and Italian.  
level_fact_32_4	From the start of Elizabeth's reign, it was expected that Elizabeth would marry, but despite several petitions from parliament and numerous courtships, she never did.
level_fact_33_1	As Dauphine, Catherine was now expected to provide a future heir to the throne.  Many people advised the king and the Dauphin to repudiate her, since it was necessary to “continue the line of France'.  Divorce was discussed.
level_fact_33_2	In desperation, Catherine tried every known trick for getting pregnant, such as placing cow dung and ground stags' antlers on her 'source of life', and drinking mule's urine, but it is believed she was cured by her close friend Michel Nostradamus.  On 20 January 1544, she at last gave birth to a son, named after King Francis.
level_fact_33_3	Оn 10 July, 1559, King Henry died.  From that day, Catherine took a broken lance as her emblem, inscribed with the words 'from this come my tears and my pain', and wore black mourning in memory of Henry.
level_fact_33_4	Without Catherine, it is unlikely that her sons would have remained in power. The years in which they reigned have been called 'the age of Catherine de' Medici'.
level_fact_34_1	Ivan was crowned tsar with Monomakh's Cap at the Cathedral of the Dormition at age sixteen on 16 January 1547. Despite calamities triggered by the Great Fire of 1547, the early part of his reign was one of peaceful reforms and modernization.
level_fact_34_2	Ivan formed new trading connections, opening up the White Sea and the port of Arkhangelsk to the Muscovy Company of English merchants. In 1552 he defeated the Kazan Khanate, whose armies had repeatedly devastated the Northeast of Russia, and annexed its territory. In 1556, he annexed the Astrakhan Khanate and destroyed the largest slave market on the river Volga.
level_fact_34_3	Ivan revised the law code, created a standing army, established the Zemsky Sobor or assembly of the land, a public, consensus-building assembly, the council of the nobles, and confirmed the position of the Church with the Council of the Hundred Chapters, which unified the rituals and ecclesiastical regulations of the entire country.
level_fact_34_4	Ivan oversaw numerous changes in the transition from a medieval nation state to an empire and emerging regional power, and became the first Tsar of a new and more powerful nation.
level_fact_35_1	Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (1547–1616) was a Spanish novelist, poet, and playwright.  His magnum opus 'Don Quixote' is a classic of Western literature, and is regarded amongst the best works of fiction ever written.
level_fact_35_2	In 1569, Cervantes moved to Italy, where he served as a valet to Giulio Acquaviva, a wealthy priest who was elevated to cardinal the next year.
level_fact_35_3	Cervantes had enlisted as a soldier in a Spanish Navy infantry regiment and continued his military life until 1575, when he was captured by Algerian corsairs.  He was then released on ransom from his captors. 
level_fact_35_4	In 1585, Cervantes published a pastoral novel named La Galatea.  Because of financial problems, Cervantes worked as a purveyor for the Spanish Armada, and later as a tax collector. 
level_fact_36_1	Elizabeth often received offers of marriage, but she only seriously considered three or four suitors for any length of time.  Of these, her childhood friend Lord Robert Dudley came closest.  In the spring of 1559 Elizabeth's friendship with him turned to love. 
level_fact_36_2	The defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 associated the name of Elizabeth forever with what is popularly viewed as one of the greatest victories in English history. 
level_fact_36_3	Elizabeth is acknowledged as a charismatic performer, her 44 years on the throne provided welcome stability for the kingdom and helped to forge a sense of national identity
level_fact_36_4	Elizabeth's reign is known as the Elizabethan era, famous above all for the flourishing of English drama, led by playwrights such as William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe, and for the seafaring prowess of English adventurers such as Sir Francis Drake.
level_fact_37_1	Drake was vice admiral in command of the English fleet when it overcame the Spanish Armada that was attempting to invade England in 1588.
level_fact_37_2	He is famous for (among other things) leading the first English circumnavigation of the world, from 1577 to 1580.
level_fact_37_3	Drake was awarded a knighthood by Queen Elizabeth aboard Golden Hind in Deptford on 4 April, 1581.
level_fact_37_4	In 1596, he died of dysentery, at age of 55 while anchored off the coast of Portobelo.  Before dying he asked to be dressed in his full armour. He was buried at sea in a lead coffin, near Portobelo. Divers continue to search for the coffin.
level_fact_38_1	Giordano Bruno (1548 – 1600), born Filippo Bruno, was an Italian Dominican friar, philosopher, mathematician and astronomer, who is best known as a proponent of the infinity of the universe.
level_fact_38_2	He is the first man to have conceptualized the universe as a continuum where the stars we see at night are identical in nature to the Sun.
level_fact_38_3	In addition to his cosmological writings, Bruno also wrote extensive works on the art of memory, a loosely organized group of mnemonic techniques and principles.
level_fact_38_4	He became known for his skill with the art of memory and on one occasion traveled to Rome to demonstrate his mnemonic system before Pope Pius V and Cardinal Rebiba.
level_fact_39_1	In 1605, he was in Valladolid, just when the immediate success of the first part of his Don Quixote, published in Madrid, signaled his return to the literary world
level_fact_39_2	Don Quixote and Sancho Panza now often appear on the carnival streets of Spanish cities.
level_fact_39_3	Cervantes produced his own continuation, or Second Part, of Don Quixote, which made its appearance in 1615. He stated again and again that he wrote it in order to satirize the romances of chivalry that had been a favorite of the general public for more than a century.
level_fact_39_4	Cervantes died in Madrid on April 23, 1616.  In honor of the date on which both Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare died, UNESCO established April 23 as the International Day of the Book.
level_fact_40_1	Bruno's feats of memory were based, at least in part, on his elaborate system of mnemonics, but some of his contemporaries found it easier to attribute them to magical powers. 
level_fact_40_2	He was burned at the stake by authorities in 1600 after the Roman Inquisition found him guilty of heresy. 
level_fact_40_3	Sixteen years later, Cardinal Bellarmino, who then contested Bruno’s heretical theses, summoned Galileo Galilei, who also faced a famous inquisitorial trial, which, luckily for him, ended with a simple abjuration. 
level_fact_40_4	"After his death he gained considerable fame; in the 19th and early 20th centuries, commentators focusing on his astronomical beliefs regarded him as a martyr for free thought and modern scientific ideas."
level_goal_1_1	\n Find all scrolls
level_goal_1_2	\n Turn the elements and send the energy upwards. Include all buttons.
level_goal_1_3	\n Restore Leonardo Da Vinci's picture.
level_goal_1_4	\n Find all objects from the list.
level_goal_2_1	\n Place all objects on their places.
level_goal_2_2	\n Restore the map.
level_goal_2_3	\n Find all compasses.
level_goal_2_4	\n Find all identical feathers.
level_goal_3_1	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_3_2	\n Move all metallic disks from the left column on the very right.
level_goal_3_3	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_3_4	\n Restore the picture.
level_goal_4_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_4_2	\n Find all daggers.
level_goal_4_3	\n Restore the medieval engraving.
level_goal_4_4	\n Place pictures according to associations.
level_goal_5_1	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_5_2	\n Help to move the products into the pantry.
level_goal_5_3	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_5_4	\n Find all identical cards.
level_goal_6_1	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_6_2	\n Pull out all objects from the Aquarium.
level_goal_6_3	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_6_4	\n Construct a medieval waterpipe.
level_goal_7_1	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_7_2	\n Restore the map of a sea voyage.
level_goal_7_3	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_7_4	\n Find all identical cards.
level_goal_8_1	\n Find all zodiac signs.
level_goal_8_2	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_8_3	\n Restore the carved bas-relief.
level_goal_8_4	\n Restore a zodiac constellation. Place the key stars on their places.
level_goal_9_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_9_2	\n Open the ancient safe.
level_goal_9_3	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_9_4	\n Restore the ancient stamps.
level_goal_10_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_10_2	\n Balance the scales.
level_goal_10_3	\n Help to transfer the ship accessories and souvenirs from the ship's hold to quay.
level_goal_10_4	\n Find all lamps.
level_goal_11_1	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_11_2	\n Move all stone disks from the left column to the very right.
level_goal_11_3	\n Find all vases.
level_goal_11_4	\n Restore the picture.
level_goal_12_1	\n Find all spoons.
level_goal_12_2	\n Place all objects on their places.
level_goal_12_3	\n Restore the painting.
level_goal_12_4	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_13_1	\n Find all bottles with paint.
level_goal_13_2	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_13_3	\n Restore Albrecht Durer's self-portrait.
level_goal_13_4	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_14_1	\n Find all masks.
level_goal_14_2	\n Open the secret box of the secretary. Restore the electricity to disconnect all buttons.
level_goal_14_3	\n Help to dust all the objects in Machiavelli's room.
level_goal_14_4	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_15_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_15_2	\n Find all crystals.
level_goal_15_3	\n Take out all jewels from the Aquarium.
level_goal_15_4	\n Restore the Zodiac constellation. Place the key stars on their own places.
level_goal_16_1	\n Find all bells.
level_goal_16_2	\n Restore the medallions by turning the spheres.
level_goal_16_3	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_16_4	\n Find all pairs of identical keys.
level_goal_17_1	\n Restore the engraving.
level_goal_17_2	\n Help to clean the artist's room from the dust.
level_goal_17_3	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_17_4	\n Help to make an optical experiment with the pearls. Make all of them invisible.
level_goal_18_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_18_2	\n Find all plants.
level_goal_18_3	\n Balance the scales.
level_goal_18_4	\n Construct a medieval waterpipe. Connect the pipes so that there are no leaks.
level_goal_19_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_19_2	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_19_3	\n Place the pictures according to associations.
level_goal_19_4	\n Help to run an alchemical experiment. Open all crystals by clicking on secret doors.
level_goal_20_1	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_20_2	\n Find all lions.
level_goal_20_3	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_20_4	\n Restore the astrological map by turning the spheres.
level_goal_21_1	\n Find all objects from the list.
level_goal_21_2	\n Restore cards and medallions of the astrologist by turning the spheres.
level_goal_21_3	\n Find all numbers.
level_goal_21_4	\n Draw a map of the constellation. Place the key stars on their places.
level_goal_22_1	\n Restore the Gobelin.
level_goal_22_2	\n Restore the portrait of Roxelana.
level_goal_22_3	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_22_4	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_23_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_23_2	\n Help to dust the room of the sculptor.
level_goal_23_3	\n Take out all the antique sculptures from the aquarium.
level_goal_23_4	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_24_1	\n Find all chess pieces.
level_goal_24_2	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_24_3	\n Restore electricity and turn off the dark-blue bulbs.
level_goal_24_4	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_25_1	\n Find all identical cards.
level_goal_25_2	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_25_3	\n Place the pictures according to associations.
level_goal_25_4	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_26_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_26_2	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_26_3	\n Restore the picture.
level_goal_26_4	\n Help to open an ancient chest. Open all crystals.
level_goal_27_1	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_27_2	\n Restore the fresco.
level_goal_27_3	\n Find all pairs of identical cards.
level_goal_27_4	\n Find all flowers.
level_goal_28_1	\n Help to clean the dust in the astronomer's room.
level_goal_28_2	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_28_3	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_28_4	\n Open the ancient safe. Figure out the correct code and open the safe.
level_goal_29_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_29_2	\n Move all elements from the left element to the very right.
level_goal_29_3	\n Find all identical rings.
level_goal_29_4	\n Find all nested dolls.
level_goal_30_1	\n Help to find the required items…
level_goal_30_2	\n Construct the waterpipe. Connect the pipes so there are s no leaks.
level_goal_30_3	\n Find all keys.
level_goal_30_4	\n Restore the picture.
level_goal_31_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_31_2	\n Help to dust the Harem.
level_goal_31_3	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_31_4	\n Restore the picture.
level_goal_32_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_32_2	\n Restore magic electricity and set fire to all bulbs.
level_goal_32_3	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_32_4	\n Restore the portrait.
level_goal_33_1	\n Help to find the required items…
level_goal_33_2	\n Find all pairs of identical cards.
level_goal_33_3	\n Restore the stamping panel.
level_goal_33_4	\n Restore the picture.
level_goal_34_1	\n Find all objects from the list.
level_goal_34_2	\n Find all identical cards.
level_goal_34_3	\n Help to put things in order within the palace library. Put all books on the shelfs.
level_goal_34_4	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_35_1	\n Find all horses.
level_goal_35_2	\n Restore a picture by turning the elements.
level_goal_35_3	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_35_4	\n Restore magic electricity and set fire to all crystals.
level_goal_36_1	\n Find all objects from the list.
level_goal_36_2	\n Restore the portrait by turning the elements.
level_goal_36_3	\n Find all daggers.
level_goal_36_4	\n Find all identical fans.
level_goal_37_1	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_37_2	\n Restore the engraving by rearranging the element's places.
level_goal_37_3	\n Help to put all the necessary things on the ship. 
level_goal_37_4	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_38_1	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_38_2	\n Draw a map of the constellation. Place the key stars on their places.
level_goal_38_3	\n Find all identical cards.
level_goal_38_4	\n Help to find the required items…
level_goal_39_1	\n Find all items from the list.
level_goal_39_2	\n Restore the illustration.
level_goal_39_3	\n Find all objects by their approximate description.
level_goal_39_4	\n Help to find the required items…
level_goal_40_1	\n Find all stars.
level_goal_40_2	\n Place the pictures according to associations.
level_goal_40_3	\n Find all differences.
level_goal_40_4	\n Restore the stained-glass window.
stage_title_1	Leonardo Da Vinci.
stage_title_2	Ferdinand Magellan.
stage_title_3	Raphael Santi
stage_title_4	Francis I
stage_title_5	Leonardo Da Vinci.
stage_title_6	Vasco da Gama
stage_title_7	Ferdinand Magellan.
stage_title_8	Julius Caesar Scaliger
stage_title_9	Niccolo Machiavelli
stage_title_10	Vasco da Gama
stage_title_11	Michelangelo Buonarroti
stage_title_12	Raphael Santi
stage_title_13	Albrecht Durer
stage_title_14	Niccolo Machiavelli
stage_title_15	Suleiman the Magnificent
stage_title_16	Hayreddin Barbarossa
stage_title_17	Albrecht Durer
stage_title_18	Phillip Paracelsus
stage_title_19	Julius Caesar Scaliger
stage_title_20	Francis I
stage_title_21	Nicolaus Copernicus
stage_title_22	Suleiman the Magnificent
stage_title_23	Michelangelo Buonarroti
stage_title_24	Catherine de' Medici
stage_title_25	Phillip Paracelsus
stage_title_26	Hayreddin Barbarossa
stage_title_27	Roxelana
stage_title_28	Nicolaus Copernicus
stage_title_29	Ivan the Terrible
stage_title_30	Francis Drake
stage_title_31	Roxelana
stage_title_32	Elizabeth I
stage_title_33	Catherine de' Medici
stage_title_34	Ivan the Terrible
stage_title_35	Miguel de Cervantes
stage_title_36	Elizabeth I
stage_title_37	Francis Drake
stage_title_38	Giordano Bruno
stage_title_39	Miguel de Cervantes
stage_title_40	Giordano Bruno
level_story_1_1	"11 May 1511. \n Lately some visions have begun to trouble me. I‘m afraid to discuss this with someone except my kind mother and according to her wise advice I’m starting this diary. Maybe later I’ll understand the gist of those visions. Today I arrived in Amboise with my mother on the property of Francis I, to the reception of the most famous and most glorious person, who may clear the events happening to me; to the person whose word and mind, as I heard, is respected even by kings - Leonardo da Vinci. "
level_story_1_2	5 June 1511. \n It appears that Leonardo is rather sociable and not a snobby man at all. I’m shocked with the talents he possesses. His lust for knowledge is unlimited, his mind is sharp though he’s getting old. His energy inspires me.
level_story_1_3	15 July 1511. \n The most surprising for me in Leonardo is that he hides nothing from me, but on the contrary, encourages my curiosity. He let me know the theories and practical sides of astrology and alchemy. I was allowed to take part in some of his experiments. I was surprised with his talent of depicting all he saw.
level_story_1_4	12 August 1511. \n Having seen the painting of Leonardo, I was brave enough to tell him about the visions distressing me. I hope he’ll understand me and will say what I should do, how to cure my sickness or maybe learn to use these visions for a blessing, though I don’t catch the meaning of them.
level_story_2_1	1st June 1513. \n I wrote nothing for a long time. I studied hard from my great foreman as a diligent pupil. He gave me a deep course of knowledge in medicine, alchemy, astrology and engineering craft. And now I was sent to have summer rest and visit my distant uncle Ferdinand Magellan in Madrid, who came back from a voyage recently.
level_story_2_2	11 June 1513. \n As I got to know, my uncle left the Portugal king and started to serve the Spanish king. The reason was that they didn’t approve his plans to find west way to India. And for Spanish crown it was a great offer. He offered me to visit the cartography chamber and study the maps of the world, I didn’t mind.
level_story_2_3	22 June 1513. \n Last night the weather was clear and I practiced in astrology a little bit. I tried to compose an atlas of his fortune. After that I dreamed about strange people with feathers on their bodies and heads and things to which I had no explanation. It scares me.
level_story_2_4	28th June 1513. \n It’s been a month since my uncle returned. His incredible energy for exploring broke through. He started to plan a new expedition. He attracted me to his work so actively that now I’m looking forward to this voyage. He also has plans to send me off with a mission to Florence so I spend all my time shopping for the things he needs.
level_story_3_1	3 July 1513. \n I’m surprised how easily my uncle put me into this venture with his new voyage. And here I am in Rome, I can’t believe it. I was sent off with a mission to his close friend Raphael Santi, artist and architect. He needed the drawings which Raphael made for him. He wanted to see them before their journey into the new expedition. 
level_story_3_2	7 July. 1513. \n Raphael turned out to be such an interesting and talented man, that I’m always getting to know something new and it seems to me I’m bothering him with my questions too much. To my surprise he tries to answer them, when he’s not sleeping, having a meal or is in a hurry, which happens almost constantly. And today we must go to his architectural workshop. And again it’s all in a hurry…
level_story_3_3	12 July. 1513. \n Today I decided to try one of my alchemical methods - craft of rebuilding lost facts and searching for lost things. My teacher, Leonardo, strongly advised me to practice in this skill. Otherwise, Raphael will look for his drawings for Magellan for a long time. The summer will pass, and I won’t be able to have a rest....
level_story_3_4	15 July 1513. \n At last, with a little help from myself, Rafael found all the necessary works for Magellan. And to reward it, he invited me into his workshop to see and the painting he’s just finished. I appreciate it very much, but after that I’ll have to be on my way back.
level_story_4_1	11 May 1514. \n I didn’t write any notes, because I was deeply absorbed in works of my teacher - Da Vinci. I extended my knowledge in alchemy and in astrology, but most of all I liked to study the works about human body. I suppose I’ll choose to be a doctor. Today I’ll be introduced to Prince Francis. I’m very nervous about it.
level_story_4_2	3 May 1514. \n The Prince was so eloquent. I have never met such people who can use their talent of speaking so elegantly, but it’s not just talent - he’s gifted, gifted with eloquence, gifted with a pure power of convincing. It’s called royal education. He’s a real nobleman. I hope he can help me with my speeches.
level_story_4_3	5 June 1514. \n Following to Da Vinci's recommendations I’m experimenting a lot with various herbs growing in this area. Some of them render a calming effect, and some, on the contrary, strengthen my visions which exhaust me so much. It clearly shows me, that any recipe can result as in positive medical effect, as in negative. I need more knowledge! Thank God I have Da Vinci with me!
level_story_4_4	1 July 1514. \n Francis, having heard that I possess rare talents, asked me to make him an astrological forecast for the near future, just for fun. I took it as a challenge to myself and for one night have made all necessary calculations and forecasts. After that, one very interesting thing became obvious to me. I do not know whether it will come true or not, but I shall tell the prince about it.
level_story_5_1	20 September 1517. \n Today we discussed every possible theory, shared ideas. How I admire Leonardo’s mind! His ideas that a person can fly, can be incredibly strong and fast, can live eternally and never die - they amaze me with their depth of study.
level_story_5_2	27 September 1517. \n My great teacher, my great Leonardo Da Vinci, has admitted to me today that he is not able to solve one of the riddles on which he has spent all his last years. He worked on a formula, or I should say, a recipe, a mechanism, a scheme of creating of the Philosopher’s stone. He wishes to get the Elixir of Immortality and with its help to enable great and talented people to live eternally.
level_story_5_3	"1 October 1517. \n When I woke up, I realized that all my body was wet from sweating. My body burned from within and a cool breeze floated into the opened window of my room; it was refreshing my mind like a cup of hot tea. It struck me that it was a vision, the brightest in my life. In it I was soaring high above the ground. And I did not have any weight. I do not understand... I do not understand... I do not understand..."
level_story_5_4	9 October 1517. \n It seems I have reached my limit, but Leonardo says that it’s only the beginning. He wishes to send me for training to Avignon. And, thank God, at last I have found the recipe which enables me to sleep easy. Visions do not come so often now.
level_story_6_1	22 October 1517. \n Before I leave for Avignon, Leonardo has sent me with an assignment to his old friend with whom he has spent a lot of nights and days in discussing most various questions, to great traveler Vasco da Gama. And now I have arrived to this charming and amazingly beautiful Lisbon.
level_story_6_2	27 October 1517. \n From Vasco da Gama I have learned with surprise that during his travel to India, he has met people who considerably surpassed Portuguese both in field of sea navigation, and in astronomy. This knowledge appreciably interested Leonardo, but it also can be useful to me in improving my Astrological forecasts.
level_story_6_3	3 November 1517. \n The more I learned about his traveling – about the knowledge he has gotten for all that time, what interesting people he had met with, what troubles he had during his journeys – the more I respected him. He’s simply a living legend.
level_story_6_4	11 November 1517. \n Today he told me about one engineering construction which he had brought from abroad. It allows moving water from one place to another in large amounts. And water remains pure. I was invited to look and get acquainted with such a surprising method.
level_story_7_1	2 June 1519. \n I’ve got a vacation from Avignon. Ferdinand Magellan has sent me a letter offering to stay with him for a while. He wrote that I should hurry, as the preparation of his new expedition for Islands of Spices is nearly finished. I could not refuse myself the pleasure of seeing my uncle and arrived at Barcelona.
level_story_7_2	7 June 1519. \n As always my uncle is incredibly busy. He sent me to a cartographical workshop for additional maps which he may need. Surely I understand that he’s got a lot on his plate, but nevertheless I’m on vacation and I would like to have some rest!
level_story_7_3	14 June 1519. \ I woke up in cold sweat. I was dreaming about huge storms and silent waters of the ocean. And something in all of this, as I feel, is connected to Magellan, but I can’t put the pieces together in any way.
level_story_7_4	19 June 1519. \n I decided to make an Astrological forecast for Magellan's forthcoming travel. To my surprise the stars said that he would return, and his ships would not. Or on the contrary… I am frightened with such forecasts. And what is the strangest - his traveling will become a Miracle! This I did not understood at all...
level_story_8_1	1 July 1519. \n Today I have met the most surprising person. He has a funny name - Zhul Sezar Scaliger. He is the most famous physician and is also known as a very talented Alchemist. 
level_story_8_2	5 July 1519. \n Shortly we have become good friends. Till now I haven’t met anyone with such various insights both in medicine, and in alchemical experiments. Together we have made a great number of experiments which will probably lead to a great discovery. I hope we will make it...
level_story_8_3	15th July 1519. \n What can I say… Experiments have been unsuccessful. I do not understand why. All calculations in dosage of elements should be correct. Probably we are missing something… We have not enough knowledge. It is necessary to continue the experiments and, I am assured, we can finally create the Philosopher’s stone!
level_story_8_4	18 July 1519. \n Ferdinand wishes to send me off with a mission to some famous politician. What will I do there, I have no idea. I’m very sad, because I understand that I won’t be able to return by the time he will sail for his expedition. I do not know whether I shall see him again or not… but he insists that this acquaintance can be very useful for me in future.
level_story_9_1	1 August 1519. \n I arrived at the Saint Andrea estate in Percussina near Florence. There I was introduced to Niccolo Machiavelli. He named himself - ordinary servant of people. I do think he is not that ordinary, because he lives in such a huge estate. As I understood that he gave up on active business, though it does not seem so...
level_story_9_2	7 August 1519. \n Machiavelli was so kind to teach me the bases of political and strategic diplomacy. He explained how to deal with folk masses and also how any great person should behave, whether he is a politician, an artist or a doctor.
level_story_9_3	18 August 1519. \n For this short period of communication with this, I should say, very uncommon and maybe even dangerous person, I managed to understand the words of my teacher Leonardo about great variety of people. I should be careful with my experiments in Alchemy and Astrology.
level_story_9_4	1 September 1519. \n As I understood, to be a politician is a whole science, just like if you would be a physician or a baker. To reach goals you need to work very hard. I have tried to make the Astrological forecast for Niccolo for his nearest future. Stars should be faithful to him, but I shall not hasten and share this forecast with him.  It could be incorrect, first I should check it once more…
level_story_10_1	5 October 1519. \n I arrived to visit Vasco da Gama in Madrid and there I had received very sad news – my friend and teacher Leonardo Da Vinci has died. I was depressed, but Vasco da Gama did not allow me to be blue.
level_story_10_2	9 October 1519. \n At last I started to realize, that my gift of seeing the future is connected to those people who surround me. And it does not scare me any more, but what should I do to develop this gift? It is spontaneous now... I have learned to suppress it, but is it possible to control it?
level_story_10_3	12 October 1519. \n I was invited to participate in organization of loading the ship. Never thought it could be so fascinating! But it’s important to gather all the necessary stuff because in case of failure voyage could be canceled, if you forget the salt, for example. Who would ever think!
level_story_10_4	27 October 1519. \n Vasco da Gama plans to leave for India soon, as he has been made the royal deputy in India and East Africa. And I am going to Rome on a meeting with one very famous architect. In Leonardo’s will there’s a line where he asks me to bring some of his drawings to that man. I should fulfill his last request.
level_story_11_1	12 December 1519. \n As soon as I arrived to Rome I was on my way to the house of an architect Michelangelo Buonarroti. I have been extremely surprised with elegant, if it is possible to say, laconic surroundings of his house. And he was very touched by the drawings I have brought him.
level_story_11_2	"17 December 1519. \n I was overjoyed when I learned that I am speaking not simply with an Architect, but also with the most talented Sculptor and Artist of our time. My spirit leapt from all the masterpieces I have seen. Michelangelo was so kind; he invited me into his workshop so I could see him at work. He worked on the project of Medici Chapel near San Lorenzo."
level_story_11_3	20 January 1520. \n As he wisely noticed: “It’s not just the talent that counts, it is also a lot of hard work and diligence”, but he had not just one droplet of talent. He possessed a whole lake of talents which he expressed in stone, on canvas or embodied in architectural shapes with most elegant ease.
level_story_11_4	25 January 1520. \n Having made the astrological forecast for Michelangelo, I found out with surprise, that I was not mistaken in my feeling - he was a genius who overcame his own time. I understood that all he creates will respond in the hearts of people many years later from now, possibly even centuries.
level_story_12_1	2 February 1520. \n I decided to visit my old friend, in my opinion a very talented architect and painter, Raphael Santi. He was absolutely exhausted because of his illness, but I have noticed with how much care and gentleness his beloved Fornarina looks after him. Many of us could only dream of such devotion from our beloveds when we face the most difficult moments of our lives.
level_story_12_2	14 February 1520. \n Who could have thought that an artist could have such a rich collection of mineral powders. With permission from Rafael I used some substances for creating my new alchemical mixtures. I also prepared some medicines for Raphael. I hope that they will help him. It is a pity I haven’t got my herbs here, they would have been more effective, but alas...
level_story_12_3	1 March 1520. \n To my surprise, Raphael’s horoscope had shown me that 'He will live FOREVER'. What could that mean? I certainly started to understand a little bit, but some interpretations of star positions remain a mystery to me. I still do not know much or I simply do not understand what I see....
level_story_12_4	8 March 1520. \n Raphael feels better. My medicines brought good results. Previous doctors treated him awfully and with some barbarous methods. How is it possible to treat that way? Who are those doctors? They are either complete charlatans wishing to get rich, or altruists like me.
level_story_13_1	12 April 1520. \n On the instructions of my parents I arrived to Nuremberg and stayed at Durer’s place. They are old friends of my parents. There I met Albrecht Durer, the most talented engraver and artist. His skills in engraving surpass any imaginable level.
level_story_13_2	21 April 1521. \n Albrecht showed me the technology of engraving on wood and copper. It turned out that to create such delightful works you need to apply very complicated combinations of chemical elements. 
level_story_13_3	27 April 1520. \n Using new experience taken from Durer I’ve made some new mixtures with unexpected effect. I accidentally found out that using some of my new medicine on wounds lets them heal much faster. I assume that it can be connected to alchemical activity of the elements. The more I’ve learned about alchemy, the more I think that alchemy is just a basis for a greater, unknown knowledge!
level_story_13_4	1st May 1520. \n Albrecht is going on a trip to Netherlands. He wishes to broaden his mind and exchange experience with local masters. I decided to make a horoscope for him on this event. It seems the stars have no kind feelings about his trip, but, alas, he doesn’t want to hear about it.
level_story_14_1	6 September 1526. \n Lately I did not make any notes in my diary. Recently I have been so absorbed in studying the interaction of natural elements and plants on human body that I haven’t got much time for writing. Sometimes it seems that I have already gone mad about the Elixir of Immortality, of which Leonardo had told me, but I feel that I’m on the right way, and this way leads me to Machiavelli. 
level_story_14_2	15 September 1526. \n It appears that even being far from active politics Machiavelli has managed to carry out many practical actions. In fact he put his hand to banishment of the most influential family of Medici from Florence, but something tells me that it will not help Niccolo to reach his dream - to renew his activity in a restored republic.
level_story_14_3	22 September 1526. \n It is better to be friends with this man, than to be his enemy. His powerful, lively mind thinks out such tricks of influence on his enemies that I’m afraid to argue with him for my own good. It’s no wonder that nobody understands the true reason of the events. He’s truly a great strategist and thinker.
level_story_14_4	7 October 1526. \n Niccolo has introduced me to his works in political science and management of government. I understood that his works can become both a blessing, and a sword in hands of an amateur. And only when you start to get deeper into his works, you start to understand, how complete and detailed his notion of human nature is.
level_story_15_1	20 October 1526. \n I can’t believe it! I’m going to Ottoman Empire to see Suleiman I and to fulfill a little task from Machiavelli. On one hand trips to unknown places frighten me but on the other, it is so fascinating - to go to places you‘ve never been before, make new discoveries. Besides, I’ve heard a lot about Constantinople library. It would be nice if Sultan would allow me to study it!
level_story_15_2	27 October 1526. \n My thirst for knowledge was satisfied here. Like a small nestling I buried myself in works of Arabian scientists, astrologists and alchemists. I found many medical formulas which are not known in Europe.
level_story_15_3	1 November 1526. \n Early this morning I was pulled out from my cozy bed and brought right into the sultan’s apartment. I thought the worst but it turned out to be something rather amusing. He wished to show me his new “toy” which he recently received from his friend abroad. Also he wanted me to tell him how it worked!
level_story_15_4	4 November 1526. \n Suleiman asked me to make a horoscope for him. As stars said – he would be successful in all his businesses. The main thing is to not stop halfway. I told him that according to the horoscope, northern lion will fall under the impact of southern sun. Whatever it meant the sultan was very happy.
level_story_16_1	5 December 1526. \n When sultan found out that I knew Francis I, he asked me to deliver a message to France. And to refuse sultan means to sign a death sentence. Therefore I politely agreed in exchange to have access to any library in his empire. And I was immediately sent to Algeria on Barbarossa’s ship.
level_story_16_2	12 December 1526. \n I was fascinated with this person whose dark skin was exposed to winds of all seas and oceans, his piercing glance and strong voice seemed to be able to force the deep waters part before him if he demanded. I haven’t seen such ideal discipline before. Every command was carried out accurately and very quickly. 
level_story_16_3	17 December 1526. \n With such a crew like Barbarossa’s you could take down any fortress. Suleiman made a wise decision having united his own fleet with the fleet of this person. Thanks to it, he, as I understood from conversations with Barbarossa, has won admiration on Mediterranean sea. 
level_story_16_4	21 December 1526. \n Every dog or rat in all ports admired and respected Barbarossa. I made Astrological calculations for Barbarossa to thank him for my safe delivery to a French port. The stars said that Mars and Venus are behind this person, that they will be his true satellites through all his life.
level_story_17_1	3 March 1527. \n I’m in Nuremberg again. I would like to rest from those political games of great people in which I have involuntarily been involved. I feel like a pawn in a big game while not understanding the meaning of it. So it is pleasant to see Durer’s family again and feel the coziness of his household. Recently, I travel too much. 
level_story_17_2	12 March 1527. \n By using new knowledge received in Turkey, I have made some medicines, which had a good improving effect on the older generation of Durer family. And for Albrecht I have made a special strengthening mixture, because somehow he’s absolutely weakened.
level_story_17_3	27 March 1527. \n Today Albrecht has appeared before me in a new light, he told me that he thinks a lot about strengthening the cities. His schemes help to build a stronger city with all necessary provision that may be needed in case of a long siege. Truly, if a person is talented he can show his talent in everything!
level_story_17_4	1 April 1527. \n It seems I chose the right direction for searching. The medicines I have created help to improve people’s health. Many illnesses pass much more quickly. I think this way I can create the Elixir of Eternal Youth, but I still need to work hard in this direction.
level_story_18_1	"10 March 1534. \n I arrived at the city of Colmar in France on Paracelsus’ invitation, a genius in the field of medicine. He addressed me for help in his struggle against the plague; I could not refuse. And besides, I will have the chance to test my new medicines and alchemical mixtures."
level_story_18_2	6 April 1534. \n We managed to stop the spreading of this terrible illness rather quickly, but many people have died. So many... it appeared that many known recipes for this illness were useless. Cleanliness has become the main treatment. And skilful application of medications based both on herbs and on mixes of chemical elements.
level_story_18_3	5 May 1534. \n  Paracelsus and I have exchanged our knowledge in the field of medicine. It appears he has a very quick mind which is not afraid of experiments, but in reasonable limits. Also he is a more talented alchemist than I am. He is better with natural elements, and I am with herbs…
level_story_18_4	17 July 1534. \n We have created some drugs which help to reduce headaches, pains in joints, help to clear the throat, improve sleep and calm the nerves. I’m not afraid to say it - we have made a revolution in medicine. Just a little thing remains – we must take down the community of charlatans who do not wish to treat properly. That is a much more complicated task.
level_story_19_1	11 March 1536. \n Again in Agen, France. As a result of my next experiment I managed to receive a mixture which gives me greater control over my visions. They cease to be so chaotic. When I wake up I remember them, though I do not understand what I saw. The bad thing is that the effect from this mixture is short.
level_story_19_2	2 October 1536. \n Together with Scaliger we have performed numerous experiments, selecting the proportions of alchemical elements. As a result we managed to create some more drugs with positive medical effect, but the Elixir of Eternal Youth still remains a mystery to us.
level_story_19_3	14 November 1537. \n This night I could not sleep at all. Something disturbed me all the time. I have decided to practice in making astrological forecasts and when I have made one my hair stood on my neck from horror...
level_story_19_4	14 January 1538. \n I’ll never forget this day. I woke up from wild screams coming from the street - 'Plague,  plague!'. How foolish people can be! Instead of running madly along the street with cries of horror and spreading the infection, they should begin the treatment immediately. There are so little doctors around here… Well, then we shall begin our work.
level_story_20_1	5 February 1540 year. \n Again destiny has brought me to Francis I. This time we have met because Francis was sick. And other doctors, as they named themselves, could not treat him. And then he remembered I was not only an astrologist, but also a physician, and has sent for me. I have arrived just in time, if I hesitated the consequences could have been grave. 
level_story_20_2	12 February 1540. \n I recollected the first prediction I have made for Francis when he was still a prince. The amazing thing is that I have not only come close to the truth, but I was absolutely right! Earlier I did not follow the events I have predicted in my forecasts.
level_story_20_3	22 February 1540. \The king feels much better. The officials call on him all the time. I suspect that something huge will happen soon. And I do not like it. If I can trust my astrological forecast the War is near…
level_story_20_4	1 March 1540. \n As soon as I informed Francis that I wish to go to Turkish libraries to look for some unstudied materials I was immediately sent to deliver a next message to Suleiman. Well, what a destiny I have... Who would have heard would think I was a spy, though I only search for more knowledge! But I feel like a pawn in another person’s hands.
level_story_21_1	17 April 1540. \n During my trip to Suleiman I chose a rather long way through Poland. I have heard a lot about their local magnificent astronomer and mathematician Nicolaus Copernicus, and I wanted to meet him and see his works no matter what!
level_story_21_2	20 April 1540. \n His works are just revolutionary. If everything is the way he describes, it can give a huge push to all science, but for some reason I suspect that because of the low educational level he could be treated as Heretic rather than Genius.
level_story_21_3	21 April 1540. \n I tried to apply his researches in Astrology and Mathematics to my Astrological forecast and I think that if my calculations and forecasts will come true, Astrology could get out from the shadow of pseudo science and become an independent subject which could be extended and studied.
level_story_21_4	23 April 1540. \n As I have learned, talents of this person go through many various subjects. We shared our knowledge in the field of medicine. I have gathered a lot of new information. And he shared his idea of mechanisms which could submit water into the house without carrying it in the buckets. It is simply ingenious.
level_story_22_1	16th June 1540. \n I reached Constantinople. Also I passed on the message from Francis. Suleiman was so pleased with it that he allowed me to use his secret library with all the marvelous works of eastern physicians and wise men…
level_story_22_2	23  June 1540. \n I even had been allowed to step into his main treasury, but only to admire how rich the Sultan was. And it was really impressive – the quantity and variety of treasures laying there…
level_story_22_3	25 July 1540. \n I hope I’ve become a little bit wiser. A lot of data was outdated, or just had no sense, or I did not understand it, but some works describing the transformation of substances intrigued me. I really should try out some of those ideas described here.
level_story_22_4	30 July 1540. \n I knew it would happen again… I was sent with a mission once more, but this time to Rome to Michelangelo. Sultan wishes to have not only the greatest treasury, but also the most beautiful buildings in the world, from the best architect whom he ever knew!
level_story_23_1	7 January 1541. \n As I assumed Michelangelo nearly jumped out of his trousers when he heard who was calling for him, promising any money if only he would work for Suleiman I, but I was right that he was too busy and demanded in Rome to be working on any other offers.
level_story_23_2	12 February 1541. \n He was very kind to invite me to take a look at his last grandiose creation - Sistine Chapel. I was in delight. I’ve always considered him the greatest of architects and sculptors. A real master of his art!
level_story_23_3	17 February 1541. \n Today I have made the next astrological forecast for Michelangelo. Though he already is known as master in different crafts my forecast says that he will be fully recognized only a few centuries later. It surprises me...
level_story_23_4	10 March 1541. \n An unusual letter has been delivered to my place. One rather notable person who obviously belongs to the French court yard has delivered it, but the most curious thing was that I had to write an immediate reply and send my letter back to the sender.
level_story_24_1	9 April 1541. \n The written letter was about a rather delicate matter. Catherine de' Medici has sent it personally. She promised me any money if I could cure her from sterility. She very much wished to give birth to a child from her husband but alas...
level_story_24_2	12 May 1541. \n My first thing to do was send off all those charlatans, who were spinning around such a well-known person. Second, I have ordered to organize normal heating and ventilation in queen’s chambers. Also I arranged daily baths with herbs and use of special drugs and mixtures.
level_story_24_3	19 May 1541. \n In a week the bruises under her eyes disappeared. She started to sleep normally. The skin turned pink and looked healthy. Her organism started to restore naturally. A person doesn’t need very much to be healthy, but some alchemy won’t do any bad…
level_story_24_4	21 June 1541. \n My work had been richly approved by a good deal of gold and silver. With these treasures I could live till the end of days just doing nothing, but I do not tolerate such perspective. I still cannot sleep easily. Visions overcome me.
level_story_25_1	1 September 1541. \n Lately I’ve become so tired of constant fighting charlatan-doctors that I have no words…But the more pleasant it is to see my dear friend and colleague Paracelsus again.
level_story_25_2	12 September 1541. \n He has shared with me his huge research about poisons and their effect on human body. While one substance can kill, when mixed with some other substances it can also heal.
level_story_25_3	3 October 1541. \n He proved to me that human body is a separate world with its own laws, rules of existence and behavior for each and every organ. The way we treat ourselves as a whole and in particulars makes a direct effect on our health.
level_story_25_4	2 December 1541. \n After our long discussion we came to a conclusion that it is possible to create the Elixir of eternal youth. Applying certain mixtures, especially created by eastern doctors and alchemists,  can lead to excellent health and a person starts to look younger. And this means that in ultimate forms of correct drugs it is possible to reach Immortality.
level_story_26_1	6 March 1542. \n Again fortune has led me to this outstanding person. This time I have been informally invited to be his personal physician and astrologist. And to be more precisely some great events await us and our admiral is feeling bad. Even the greatest among us get sick from time to time.
level_story_26_2	15 March 1542. \n I have not been surprised that he felt unhealthy. He spent so much time in the sea, and he governed a whole fleet. These things, whether you want it or not, can easily result in poor health, and throw you on the hospital bed.
level_story_26_3	9 April 1542. \n Having used the newest mixes from Paracelsus’ collection I have received stunning effects which even I did not expect. Barbarossa has not only completely recovered, but also has started to perform such amounts of work, that he and all his crew slept like logs. I should make them an invigorative medicine.
level_story_26_4	17 April 1542. \n Today I managed to do a fantastic thing. I have created a mixture which has made my mind so active, that I could make a full and detailed astrological forecast for Barbarossa. And for some reason it seems that it’s not just simply a forecast but real facts which I have gathered from the stars and soon they will become reality.
level_story_27_1	12 May 1542. \n For my achievements in treating Barbarossa I have been invited to visit the sultan’s palace again, but this time he could not accept me personally as he was on a war campaign. I was welcomed by his lovely wife Roxelana. I understood that she was the most beautiful woman I have ever seen.
level_story_27_2	27 May 1542. \n I was absolutely amazed not only by her beauty, or her delightful taste in clothing, but also by how elegant and diplomatic was her governing of the empire while her husband was leading an active military campaign in Europe.
level_story_27_3	19 June 1542. \n It seems I have been involved in the whirlpool of this court’s intrigues so keenly that I simply have not noticed. I have to be on guard with Roxelana. Though I confess that it’s very difficultly to refuse to such a woman who manipulates the strings of your soul as skillfully as a musician playing a delightful music on his instrument.
level_story_27_4	21 July 1542. \n This woman, in my humble opinion, is the greatest expert of palace and out-of-stage political intrigues. Though I’m sure in the end no trace leads to her anyway. Most interesting.
level_story_28_1	29 January 1543. \n At last I’ve been pulled out from all those palace secrets. I’m very glad to see Copernicus once again, a person who believes in his model of the world and gives solid facts to prove it.
level_story_28_2	3 February 1543. \n Copernicus’s text encryption system was an unexpected discovery for me. And there was not only a simple code put inside the texts, but a whole organized structure encrypted into it.
level_story_28_3	10 February 1543. \n This method of encrypting is so unusual that for its encryption and decoding you can use most common things such as knife, scissors or even a feather. That’s what surprised me the most.
level_story_28_4	1 March 1543. \n He has introduced me to the work of his long-term efforts, the book ‘On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres’. It is not simply a populist book, it is a revolutionary scientific work proving that Sun is not the one spinning around the Earth, but our planet as well as all other planets rotate around the Sun.
level_story_29_1	2 May 1552. \n I have arrived to a very interesting country. And so, very interesting people live here. I’ve never seen more original ways of life than here - in Russia. Tsar Ivan IV rules this country, and I have come to Moskovia on his invitation.
level_story_29_2	7 June 1552. \n My surprising does not leave me even for a minute. I think Tsar has gone mad. He wishes to marry one English princess. Elizabeth, if my memory does not fail me. He even wrote her a letter. He wants me to deliver it to her in person as soon as I will have the chance.
level_story_29_3	20 July 1552. \n According to my personal observations he’s not such a madman as he seems to be. By the works of Machiavelli I can understand that he simply must put things in order in his country torn apart by civil conflicts and internal contentions. And the effective way of uniting the country is not always so obvious.
level_story_29_4	22 May 1553. \n I was very glad to get the admission to visit czar’s personal library. I have found many interesting records about medical products and alchemical experiences, but here no one will ever say that they are engaged in alchemy. The simply call it treating by means of herbs and other substances. For mentioning Alchemy here you could be put to fire...
level_story_30_1	6 July 1553. \n I was sent with a message both to Elizabeth, and by making a great hook through Turkey to Suleiman. Oh, sometimes it’s heavy to know monarchs personally. Would have been better without that. Would be easier, but my old fellow Francis Drake was my blessing as he was also on his way to Turkey.
level_story_30_2	14 July 1553. \n Surprisingly I have learned that he came out of a farmer family. From all  Drake's family children, and they were twelve, Francis was the oldest one. He became captain’s assistant when he was very young. I think he will reach great heights owing to his magnificent eloquence and natural charm.
level_story_30_3	16 July 1553. \n I saw bright dreams again. It seems this time I saw the far future. It frightens me, as it was terrible, many people were lost in a devastating war untied by several people and it will last for a very long period of time. I hope it was just a dream.
level_story_30_4	19 July 1553. \n Astrological forecast based on last developments from Copernicus said that the stars will be kind to Francis, but one thing is rather surprising... I don’t even dare to put it on paper, but it seems that he will become one of the greatest Pirates of our time.
level_story_31_1	23 July 1553. \n And once again I have myself tangled in palace intrigues. I hope this time my visit to this woman won’t turn out in losing my head. Anyway, there’s no one equal to her in palace diplomacy.
level_story_31_2	27 July 1553. \n I can not cease to admire the amount of knowledge collected in library of the Sultan. Also I’m extremely grateful for their hospitality in spite of the fact that I’m a foreigner. I absorb new information like a sponge. I have found a very interesting mixture...
level_story_31_3	1 August 1553. \n Who would have guessed that my hands would be used to eliminate the Grand Vizier... Instead of my medicine they tried to give him a poison. Thank God I have noticed this in time. It appears that there's a person here who is equal to me in alchemical science. And maybe is even better...
level_story_31_4	4 August 1553. \n Before my departure there was one more important thing I wanted to do. I have made an astrological forecast for Suleiman I and Roxelana. Then gave all the information  to Roxelana. A difficult but in all rather interesting future awaits them, but the most important thing is - their names will always stay in memory of the future generations.
level_story_32_1	20 September 1553. \n At last I have reached the foggy Albion. Traveling was hard. We got into two powerful storms and could hardly escape our deaths, but our arrival to London had been probably the most joyful event in my life. And meeting princess Elizabeth has completely lifted my spirits.
level_story_32_2	3 October 1553. \n I was invited on a position of court physician at her Highness Maria I side, but I have politely refused. Staying on this island is not really good for me. And to tell the truth I even do not know why. The only thing I enjoy is talking to Elizabeth. Her natural female charm is impossible to resist.
level_story_32_3	7 October 1553. \n In spite of my refusal I was provided with a personal laboratory for experiments. I use it with great pleasure. At last I can devote a little more time to research the mixes of substances and practice in astrology. I also have been allowed into the royal library.
level_story_32_4	15 October 1553. \n This royal library is not less rich than many others I have seen. Here I have found notes and researches of a local doctor and alchemist Merlin. Everybody considered him a magician, but he just rescued people.
level_story_33_1	10 November 1553. \n At last I’m home, in France. I was invited to become the court Astrologist and Doctor of her highness Catherine de' Medici. She became queen. And since I started to miss local kitchen and this quiet life I have agreed with great pleasure.
level_story_33_2	15 November 1553. \n I was asked to make an astrological forecast for her Highness as well as  her husband Henry II and all of their children. Recently it rained cats and dogs and I had little time to observe the stars. It will be a long and painstaking work, but I shall do my best.
level_story_33_3	21 November 1553. \n Having gathered so much knowledge and experience I have started to write the book of predictions, but I don’t know whether I should keep it open to all mankind or not... I am afraid that even being protected by such honored people like Medici family will not save me from ignorance and misunderstanding of people who will try to kill me.
level_story_33_4	27 December 1553. \n My book is almost ready. Nevertheless I have not dared to write in plain text. I fear for the lives of my wife and children. I have broken it all into groups of quatrains. Those who are familiar with Copernicus works should understand them. Only personal forecasts for Catherine de' Medici, Henry II and their children will remain opened.
level_story_34_1	15 May 1554. \n While my book is prepared for printing I have decided to visit Russia again. I still have many questions which I wish to study in Ivan’s library. I also have to bring some letters from Catherine de' Medici and queen of England Maria I.
level_story_34_2	22 June 1554. \n Today I was at the Imperial feast. I have never seen so many different meals and viands, mountains of red and black caviar, neither of European balls could match this royal dining. Also I have been amused by hilariously ridiculous performances of Buffoons and funny bear fights.
level_story_34_3	25 June 1554. \n What frightens me now is how cruel the stars can be. All those predictions I have made are coming true with unbelievable accuracy. I do not think that people actually would like to know the truth about their future. It would become boring. I think I’ve done the right thing by encrypting the information in quatrains.
level_story_34_4	1 July 1554. \n In the library I have found some notes of one old physician about a miraculous effect of some mixtures created by him. I should try to restore their formulas and see how they work in restoring the human body.
level_story_35_1	3 June 1558. \n After returning to Europe I had to roam about a little. The publication of mine quatrains with predictions was followed by several murder attempts. I have stopped in Alcala de Henares, province of Madrid, in Miguel de Cervantes’s family. A cozy, peaceful and picturesque place.
level_story_35_2	27 June 1558. \n As I have expected, if I would have written the predictions in clear text, most likely I would not be alive right now. If one is to understand what influences the events all can be changed, but now I do not want to do anything. I would just like to have a rest from all the events that override me.
level_story_35_3	12 July 1558. \n I’m pleased with the fact that I do not wish to touch neither Astrology nor  Alchemy now. Maybe I should re-train for a new profession as a farmer, or smith or a baker and begin a new quiet life without any conspiracies, intrigues and trickery.
level_story_35_4	22 August 1558. \n Day by day I come to my senses here. I’m even pleased to watch the stars at night. And as the house is on a height the stars here seem much brighter than in the city. It is nice to watch the working mill and to see the running water of the river.
level_story_36_1	30 November 1558. \n I have missed the crowning of princess Elizabeth only for two days. And now she’s not a princess anymore, but queen Elizabeth I. Bad autumn weather prevented me from arriving in time on her invitation.
level_story_36_2	2 December 1558. \n I understood that I cannot get used to this crude and wet weather, but what pleases me is that I can get back to those things to which, I think, I have been destined. I renewed my experiments with the Elixir of eternal youth.
level_story_36_3	15 December 1558. \n The diligence of new queen of England inspires me greatly, and I hope that she will be one of the most significant and majestic queens in history of England.
level_story_36_4	7 January 1559. \n At the instance of Elizabeth I have made an astrological forecast, but I gave her only the parts where it says that she needs to stay on the path she chose to walk. If I would have given her the full forecast I am not sure that learning the truth would not break her.
level_story_37_1	2 March 1563. \n Fortune has once again brought me to Francis Drake. Now he has his own ship and carries out various orders, and leads diplomatic negotiations in different parts of the world.
level_story_37_2	15 March 1563. \n Purposefully and confidently I move towards the realization of my goal – the Elixir of eternal youth, the real immortality. I have got almost everything except for several rare elements which have been described in ancient texts. I hope Francis will take me to the place I need.
level_story_37_3	27 March 1563. \n To kill the boredom I was told to help the crew in purchasing provisions for our ship. Nothing special, but if we forget about fresh water our journey will be short.
level_story_37_4	15 May 1563. \n Being on the way for such a long time I could not resist some practicing in Astrology and have made a full astrological forecast for Francis Drake. It appears, he will possess infinite treasures which he will get with his own hands, but how, I do not see…
level_story_38_1	12 July 1563. \n At last I have reached the final point of my travel. I was eager to meet the cleverest alchemist and philosopher Giordano Bruno. From the informed sources I have learned that Bruno is very close to inventing the Philosopher’s stone.
level_story_38_2	14 August 1563. \n His alchemical laboratory is marvelous. He is free to perform almost any experiment he wants. And his researches in studying the movement of heavenly bodies have anticipated my most courageous expectations.
level_story_38_3	22 August 1563. \n This person really runs in front of his time. To my concern and shame I am almost sure that if he begins to propagandize his ideas in broad masses it won’t bring any good, but I hope I will be able to keep him from it.
level_story_38_4	2 September 1563. \n To my surprise it all came out absolutely different. He convinced me that our achievements cannot be kept secret even if we have to pay with our lives, the main thing stays the same – people should be able to use those achievements.
level_story_39_1	26 June 1565. \n I decided to have some rest again and took my way to the house of Miguel de Cervantes, a cozy place near to Madrid. Just peace and silence, nothing more. Here I always have the urge to write something down, some small literary creations and opuses.
level_story_39_2	2 July 1565. \n Comparing to Bruno’s laboratory the air and wind here feels like heaven. In these conditions I can think absolutely free, nothing disturbs me anymore.
level_story_39_3	11 July 1565. \n No matter how long I struggle with my problem of the Elixir of immortality, there’s only one result. It is really fine and remarkable, but not what I want it to be. A person feels healthy but still stays mortal.
level_story_39_4	19 July 1565. \n Miguel’s family asked me to make an astrological forecast for him. And as it has appeared, there’s a particular reason for him living in such a fine place. He can use it for good and create one of the greatest works of art, but I did not understand what it will be.
level_story_40_1	20 September 1565. \n I have returned to Giordano Bruno. We gathered all our experiences and renewed our work on never-surrendering Elixir of Immortality. I am sure that we are pretty close to our goal...
level_story_40_2	22 September 1565. \n I have dared to make the most frightful thing… I have made an astrological forecast for myself. Now I know the exact date of my death and I know what will happen after I die. Therefore I have decided to make one more important step...
level_story_40_3	24 September 1565. \n I have written a will in which I have left a key for future generations. With the help of this key they, as I already know, will be able to decipher my messages and begin a full happy life in harmony with themselves and the world around them.
level_story_40_4	25 December 1565. \n This is my last note in my diary. There won’t be anything else. We have almost reached the goal, but thus we understand that we do not wish to be immortal. And besides we don’t want our results to land into the hands of cruel men. What do we do?!
