 Philippe de Cherisey in his 1967 novel "Circuit" claimed his girlfriend "Roseline" ("Roseline Cartades", described as "A Machiavellian Virgin") was killed in a car crash and was buried in a beautiful tomb by the Zero Meridian.The Zero Meridian was not called "Roseline" in "Circuit", nor was it called that in the 1967 Priory of Sion document "Le Serpent Rouge", that deals with the Zero Meridian being conflated with the sunlight line in St Sulpice.The 1967 Priory of Sion document "Au Pays de la Reine Blanche" states that "Rennes-les-Bains is located precisely on the Zero Meridian, which connects Saint-Sulpice in Paris" adding that "the parish of Rennes-les-Bains guards the heart of Roseline", in this context being a reference to Saint Roseline de Villeneuve.