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    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 3: Mappa Mundi
    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 3: Mappa Mundi
    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 3: Mappa Mundi
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    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 3: Mappa Mundi

    Written by Mario Giordano

    Narrated by Drew Birdseye

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    About this audiobook

    Peter and Maria, trying to decipher the meaning of his tattoo, find themselves in the Pantheon in Rome where they stumble on the body of a Roman legionary with one of amulets and a document in ancient Mayan in his hand. They then come across a library of occult books where they find Franz Laurenz, the former pope. Apocalypsis is a serial novel designed and developed for digital devices.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLübbe Audio
    Release dateNov 14, 2014
    ISBN9783838775982
    Apocalypsis, Season 2, Episode 3: Mappa Mundi

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