For 10 points, name this novel about a conspiracy constructed by Belbo, Diotallevi, and Casaubon, written by Umberto Eco.
The narrator of this work attempts to print out permutations of the name of God in an effort to hack a computer, only to gain access when he types in "No" as the password. This book's first chapter opens with a Hebrew inscription taken from a study on the Kabbalah and is organized into sections named for the parts of the Sephiroth. The narrator follows Amparo to (*) Brazil, where he meets a man who claims to be the Comte de Saint-Germain and works with a semiotician. The main plot of this novel begins with the disappearance of Colonel Ardenti, who wrote a book about the plan of the Knights Templar to seize the Holy Grail. For 10 points, name this novel about a conspiracy constructed by Belbo, Diotallevi, and Casaubon, written by Umberto Eco.
The narrator of this work attempts to print out permutations of the name of God in an effort to hack a computer, only to gain access when he types in "No" as the password.
Foucault's Pendulum [or Il Pendolo di Foucault]