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00:00.

00:30I got here as fast as I could.

00:42Thank God you're here.

00:45Let me look at you.

00:51Sadness has deepened.

00:55You said you have something.

01:00Founder of our order, Father Francesco, he brought it here in 1557.

01:06Amazing.

01:07Do you know what it is?

01:09Yes.

01:10Do you know what it is?

01:12It's a page from a sibling book.

01:14A sibling book from, uh...

01:15From Rome.

01:16Wow.

01:18Some believe it has the power to predict the future.

01:20If a page survives, perhaps the rest of the book does,

01:25and it would be valuable.

01:26If it's money you need, I'll get it for you.

01:27You don't have to sell your relics.

01:28No, we must find it.

01:33That's the Vatican symbol.

01:35Are they the buyers?

01:36No.

01:37We have a friend in Rome.

01:40They will find a buyer.

01:42Call them when you find it.

01:47Anything for you, sister.

01:50Oh, Eunice, look after yourself.

01:54Always.

01:58One word of warning to your friend that I will make him watch is give you home.

02:31Grazie.

02:36We think it may have been a template for the Jupiter's Optimus Maximus.

02:39It's stunning.

02:41Wait until you see the floor.

02:52Look, you think the British Museum might be interested?

02:56I should say so.

02:56You're a week to take it down.

02:58A week?

03:01The sympathetic removal will take months.

03:04We're in Rome, Alex.

03:06Everywhere is the world heritage site.

03:08Nice for the tourists.

03:10But what the people who live here need is decent transport.

03:12The sea-line metro is 30 years late coming through here.

03:16A week is all we have.

03:18I see.

03:27What is it?

03:29Handwritten Guns N' Roses lyrics.

03:32Let me see.

03:36It's not your expertise, Maurice.

03:38You stick to the drug smuggling or whatever it is you do these days.

03:41Everywhere you go, opportunists.

03:53Hey, Yankee Doodle Man, show me this paper.

03:56We all share.

03:57Sure.

04:03Seriously?

04:04You're mugging me at 10,000 feet?

04:11All I wanted was a quick, under-the-radar flight to Rome.

04:19Page, now.

04:20No, Page.

04:21Land, now.

04:23Or we can keep talking like a mover suits you.

04:25Let it go!

04:37Hey, Cuffney!

04:38Your airline's gonna get a stickin' review!

04:52My launch was inside that backpack.

04:53I'm gonna get back.

05:13Piu-piu-piu.

05:14Let's go.

05:23I'm in shock here.

05:29You have a daughter?

05:32You are a delight.

05:34I could listen to your stick all night.

05:36Well, lucky for you, I'm an all-night kind of fella.

05:38Just need to change, Mom.

05:39Ten minutes.

05:40No rush, darling.

05:41Mr. Hilton here is diverting company.

05:47I needed to see you.

05:48I'm sorry.

05:50I was messing.

05:51I knew it was your mother.

05:52What do you take me for?

05:53An oaf, a chancer, a dog.

05:55I have to say, you don't look like your mother.

05:57She's very elegant and refined.

05:59For information, I'm adopted.

06:02Huh.

06:04You did well, bagging a lord and a lady.

06:06Two minutes, and already I want to punch you in the face.

06:07This is what I hoped for.

06:08We could pick up exactly where we left off.

06:14What do you want, Hilton?

06:15Your help.

06:16I didn't expect to see you again.

06:17I haven't heard from you since the Amazon.

06:19I have to call regularly, do I?

06:21Are you like this with your fiancé?

06:22How would you like to know the future?

06:26Swallow and then speak.

06:28I said, how would you like to know the future?

06:31I already know it.

06:31You're crossing the street right into the path of a truck.

06:34I'm talking about the big things.

06:35Plagues.

06:37Floods.

06:38Wars.

06:39I'm talking about the book that guided the kings and emperors of Rome.

06:43The sibling book.

06:44It was destroyed over 1,600 years ago by General Stilico.

06:49Excuse fingers.

06:58It's authentic.

07:00Where did you get this?

07:01A nun.

07:03I'm on a mission from God.

07:09The Vatican mark?

07:11Do you think the rest of the book might still be there?

07:12Now you know why I'm in Rome, my little accreditation fairy.

07:15I need your access to the Vatican.

07:17My mother is here to look at wedding dresses.

07:19I've got the dig, and now you bring me this.

07:21You really think I'm going to just drop everything to go treasure hunting with you?

07:24Do I really need to answer that?

07:29My wheels are over here.

07:30I get first tips on cataloguing and examination.

07:32We should also discuss exploitation rights, too.

07:34Let's find the thing first.

07:38Uh, this is us.

07:44One or in a game of scopa, off a bridesmaid.

07:48Call her Audrey.

07:49It's an example of everyday sexism to name vehicles after women.

07:54All right.

08:04Turn me up

08:05And make it sound like you believe it

08:08You know you got to turn me up

08:11It make me hard for a way before

08:14I said you got to turn me up

08:17And put your hand up, you can see that

08:19You know you got to turn me up

08:22To keep on begging for a way

08:25If you want it, baby, you can hand it on

08:35Do you know the nuns?

08:38I know a lot of nuns.

08:40And how do you know this nun?

08:41None of your business.

08:43It's all lies, isn't it?

08:45And they can sell the book to one of your doggy contacts

08:47If you've got that look about you.

08:48That look would be God's hand guiding me.

08:53We can start in the library.

08:59Let's work backwards.

09:00General Stilicho had the Sibylline book in 405 AD.

09:02He must have given it to the church.

09:04Why?

09:05Christians believe the Sibylline book prophesies the arrival of Christ.

09:08It would have been a very useful tool in the process of conversion.

09:11So why doesn't a Sibylline book have pride of place?

09:14These people are converted.

09:15There's only one book the church wants people reading.

09:18The Bible.

09:19So they hid it.

09:26Did you say the name of the founder of your nun's convent was?

09:31Father Francesco.

09:32And stop saying nun like I made her up.

09:35I knew I'd seen his name somewhere.

09:37Look.

09:38Here's his diary.

09:41Francesco tore out the stamped page in protest at its censorship.

09:45Then somebody called Simone hid the rest of it.

09:47I don't suppose it says where.

09:51I don't completely understand.

09:53It says Francesco goes to the convent, to your convent.

09:57And then Simone stays in Rome.

09:59He writes to Francesco.

10:00He says, it is hidden, Father.

10:02The key is in my book.

10:04Thanks, Simone.

10:05Big help.

10:06Well, what he actually writes is meo libro picto.

10:09And then essentially writes lol.

10:11Meo libro picto.

10:13What does that mean?

10:14My painted book.

10:17Huh.

10:2615.57.

10:27That is pretty funny.

10:29What?

10:30What?

10:32What, what, what's the joke?

10:34Come on, spill the beans.

10:35What do you know?

10:36What kind of clearance do you have?

10:38A2.

10:40A2.

10:40I thought you said you can get in anywhere.

10:42I can, within reason.

10:45I don't have clearance to go in there, Houghton.

10:47I need a data sorted house.

10:49You're either with me or you're not.

10:51Op quiz.

10:52When was the last Pope elected?

10:54Pope Francis, 2013.

10:55More specific.

10:59March, 2013.

11:01Hurry.

11:03Even more specific.

11:04The 12th of the 13th, March 2013.

11:06White smoke was seen at six minutes past the...

11:09Perfect.

11:14Come on, cameras are down.

11:21Slowly, these anchor points haven't been used in years.

11:24What did you do to close down security?

11:26What was this thing I read in the paper?

11:28Prevent eavesdropping during the papal conclave.

11:31All security on the chapel was disabled.

11:33I just told the system it was March 13th, 2013 again.

11:36We're going to hell?

11:37Oh, we already knew that.

11:40You can cross the Sistine Chapel off your bucket list.

11:43Right.

11:44So Father Francesco receives a cryptic letter.

11:46He dinged the...

11:47Keys in my painted book.

11:49The Eurythrian Sybilis.

11:50Eurythrian.

11:51One of five books on the ceiling.

11:55Simone was a surname of none other than Michelangelo.

11:58He was in here around that time, bashing out the last judgment.

12:01There was friction between him and the Pope, you see.

12:03How do you know so much about the Sistine Chapel ceiling?

12:05Can I be knowledgeable about Renaissance art?

12:07Where did you get the information from, Wikipedia?

12:11I had Root Canal done last year.

12:13The dentist's office had an annotated poster on the ceiling.

12:16Hey, you learn wherever you can.

12:18So you think this is the painted book?

12:21I think there's a groove right there.

12:22You can't go stabbing at Michelangelo's ceiling.

12:24That is a crime against culture.

12:25What, you take out your scalpel all the time and pick things up?

12:28A scalpel is a precision instrument.

12:29That is a dirty great knife.

12:30All right, get your scalpel up then, Doc.

12:32There's definitely something behind there.

12:33All right, I can't do, I can't do, I can't do.

12:43Give me yours, and you can hold mine.

12:54Let's go, let's go, let's go.

12:55Get back.

13:06It's supposed to...

13:09All right, get down slowly.

13:13Who's hurt?

13:21Your line's jammed.

13:23Who's hurt?

13:24I can't get down.

13:25Cut your line.

13:26I'll break my neck.

13:27Who cares about your neck?

13:28I do.

13:29I love my neck.

13:29I have a great neck.

13:31You are going to bring down the Sistine Chapel ceiling, you heifer.

13:34Heifer?

13:35You're the one who looks like they haven't missed any pasta.

13:38Let's make this easy.

13:40What has?

13:41Alex!

13:42It's pasta, Hooten.

13:43With an R!

13:43Ah!

13:53I'm alive.

13:55It's a miracle.

13:56What fell out?

13:57A ceiling over a human life.

13:59I've seen them really use it.

13:59He could have lost the book.

14:03It's a chunk of wood.

14:07And have lost a connection.

14:09All right, we better get out of here.

14:10I'm not going anywhere until I've sealed the ceiling back in place.

14:12Alex, seriously, we're on Vatican.

14:14Come on.

14:18Leave him.

14:19Come on.

14:19You're still working at this time of night.

14:36Hello, Ella.

14:37Sorry to bother you so late.

14:38Would you mind checking something for me, please?

14:40I'm sending photos of an artefact I found.

14:42So, the material is wood, ebony.

14:44It's part of a frieze.

14:45It's circa third century, but I don't recognise it.

14:48You really are working.

14:49Actually, we're drinking in a bar.

14:51Who's that?

14:52The waiter.

14:53Um, would you see if you can find anything and then give me a ring back?

15:07Don't answer them.

15:08We're working.

15:09It's my mum.

15:10Hello.

15:10So, I ate dinner alone.

15:12That was fun.

15:13I looked like some terrible French widow.

15:14Now, I'm in the room.

15:16The assistant's been standing here for 20 minutes.

15:18Now, are you going to come and view these dresses or not?

15:19I'm sorry.

15:20I've just...

15:20I've been caught up in work.

15:21This is your wedding dress we're talking about, Alex.

15:24I don't mind.

15:24You pick one.

15:25I could have combat fatigues and a clown costume here for all you know.

15:28No, you haven't.

15:29I know you will have chosen the most beautiful dresses in the whole city.

15:32Well, I have.

15:33I just wanted you to be here.

15:35This is a big mother and daughter moment.

15:39I'm sorry.

15:40This is really important.

15:41I've got to go.

15:42Love you.

15:49Did she mention me?

15:51Oh.

15:52Hi.

15:53Alex, how close are you to Capital Iron Hill?

15:55Uh, two minutes.

15:56Get yourself down there.

15:58This piece is truly astounding.

16:01What did she say?

16:03Two thousand years ago, the Sibylian books were kept in an ebony chest under the temple of

16:07Jupiter Optimus Maximus.

16:08Ellis discovered that our chunk of wood is likely a section from the base of that chest.

16:12Yeah.

16:12What does that have to do with Michelangelo?

16:14During the Renaissance, the temple Maximus Capitallinus was renovated.

16:17It became known as Palazzo di Conservatore.

16:19Guess who designed it?

16:22Michelangelo Simone.

16:23Precisely.

16:24He would have known the significance of that location.

16:25It's the perfect poetic place to hide the book back in its original home.

16:30When you say under the temple, do you mean under, under?

16:37It's down here.

16:38Subterranean road is like a labyrinth.

16:40Let's hope we don't run into a minotaur.

16:42No, they're Greek.

16:44This way she'd take us right under the old temple.

16:51An oil lamp.

16:53Second century.

16:55That's just a thing.

16:57Stop picking stuff up.

16:58We're in a sewer.

16:59Natural habitat, of course.

17:04GPS says that the basement should be just along here.

17:09Amazing.

17:10It's all still intact.

17:12Barely.

17:12That step looks like it's going to break.

17:18Catacomb.

17:20Don't roam amazing.

17:22There are miles and miles of these throughout the city.

17:24People just brick them up and ignore them.

17:28To think we're following in the footsteps of Michelangelo.

17:31Is this it?

17:32That's a sarcophagus.

17:34We're looking for an ebony chest.

17:35All I see are skulls and bones.

17:38And more skulls and more bones.

17:40It's like a serial killer's apartment.

17:42See the way they're looking?

17:44It seems to be a skull theme going on here.

17:56Look.

18:03It's a corner.

18:03Oh, my God.

18:17Oh, my God.

18:24Oh, my God.

18:26This is it.

18:27Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

18:41We found it.

18:43Oh.

18:45Oh, that's giving me tingles.

18:47You should probably get that looked at.

18:48Oh, my God.

18:55Is that you?

18:56Hmm?

19:04People dump these in the drains every time they get too big.

19:08What?

19:13That's enormous.

19:15Step back.

19:16Never step back.

19:18Why would you never step back?

19:20Always. It's a rule I have.

19:21What kind of rule is never step back?

19:22Why would you make a rule like that?

19:23Never step back.

19:24Step back. Step back.

19:32Lucky what we did now.

19:36Hey.

19:37You walk left, I'll walk right.

19:39Okay.

19:40Move slowly.

19:42That way you won't know which one.

20:06Let's go.

20:10You walk right.

20:12You walk right.

20:14Let's go.

20:15You walk right.

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