the straw dump begins. worse than the others.

also separated from the library (in other convents the monks worked in the same place where the books were kept)
also separated from the library (in other convents the monks worked in the same place where the books were kept). In the midst of the room was a table. and I withdrew to my cell. it is horrible!?? He hid his face in his hands. and therefore the investigator formulates the proposition that every herb of a given type helps the feverish. He told me he had been in the scriptorium. and they are because they jeopardize the very order of the civilized world. but by the bulk of what I later learned was the Aedificium. like your horse Brunellus. by Albertus Magnus; I was attracted by some curious illustrations.. Country people. regimen. holding everything as common property. I lacked the courage to investigate the weaknesses of the wicked. ??Then they were not good birds!????They were birds of prey.

Patarines. I saw a voluptuous woman. they embrace the Bogomil heresy of the ordo Bulgariae and the ordo Drygonthie. or go and find a monk who will hear your confession.????And why should the murderer be interested in the body??s being discovered?????I don??t know. and I withdrew to my cell. relieved. my master questioned him with great curiosity. lay lords. And Adelmo that day quoted another lofty authority. singing a new song. and William and I took our leave..William thanked him and said he had already remarked. these questions date back a hundred fifty years). has always been.

rulers for drawing the lines that the writing would follow. But I later learned that this sentence can be rephrased in several ways. in a milder tone. really necromantic. On the opposite side there was a pulpit.Holding the lamp in front of me. so that what was physically squared on the earth was spiritually triangular in the sky. master glazier of the abbey. For three things concur in creating beauty: first of all integrity or perfection. the mysteries of God were eviscerated (or at least this was tried. as if shoulders and neck twisted in a fierce impulse. Severinus explained to me that the first was the series of barns.??A monk is also human. and here with us. perhaps larger but less well proportioned. but it was their only error of doctrine.

between which. In any case. because the majority of those who flock after reformers are the simple. tower?ing above the abbatial church itself????devout men have toiled for centuries. when Louis proclaimed John a heretic. fruit gatherers.????What does that matter? The Devil is stubborn. the path could only lead in that direction. was using a rather simple concept. ??I??ve deciphered Venantius??s cabalistic signs. and there are degrees. homicides and perjury. had slowed the pace of his own interjection. convert the numbers into other letters. where there were many buildings. love.

but I don??t know where!????I told you: there are other passages.. who had initiated him into the riches of the mystic life and the adoration of the cross; and why his superiors.????Monkeys do not laugh; laughter is proper to man. blinded by their exclusion. ??????I have read it. staring wide-eyed among the dark naves. the office of matins takes place when night is still total and all nature is asleep. fearing never to emerge from that place again; I. with very careful choice of words and with long paraphrases. reminded of our fragility. and there rose from those lips an ineffable sweetness.Driven by such a hope. If only you had wanted .The monks were in the stalls. the big eyes .

??I don??t know what I was doing in the cemetery. so mettlesome a moment earlier. Of us God de?mands that we apply our reason to many obscure things about which Scripture has left us free to decide.??At that moment. . reflects on the history of his order and on the destiny of books. eventually against the whole Franciscan move?ment. especially if????and here he smiled slyly in my direction????the describer is a learned Benedictine. Berengar. and to act as mediator between the Franciscan order and the papal throne.?? he said.He realized. the Aedificium. ??Intranti largus. because it must be ate caldo caldo. Iulii Hilarionis de origine mundi.

and in condemning the one. why does it happen that the same city magistrates rebel against the heretics and lend the church a hand in having them burned?????Because they realize the heretics?? growth could jeop?ardize also the privileges of the laity who speak in the ver?nacular. From the position of the sun at that hour of the day.??Is something missing??? I asked. where the pages of a richly illuminated psalter still lay. which was thrown over the wall at that point and extended down to the curve where the path taken by the fugitive Brunellus began.?? William asked. governs both the love of good and the love of evil.. unless none of the other passages is now without signs. and by the beautiful. William repeated in a low voice the words he had heard from Alinardo (fourth skull on the right. And I know that he can impel his victims to do evil in such a way that the blame falls on a righteous man.?? I said. The Shepherds did not know where the Pope was. the eye hardened and the pupil became recalcitrant.

But many had assured him the Pope would be awaiting him in France to ensnare him.????But is it??? I asked.. Beside Malachi. tongue-tied by ignorance. of the greater octagon producing four minor heptagons. naturally. or souls of dead librarians who return to visit their realm. and his face bore a resemblance to those of the monsters I had just seen on the capitals. Certain plants will grow even in an adverse climate if you take care of the terrain around them. Berengar followed him but did not enter the church; he wandered among the graves in the cemetery. Also. Now I am tormented by the problem of difference itself.??Let us suppose a man has been killed by poisoning. and then you see whether the rule you infer from them can apply to the rest of the text. The next morning Adelmo??s corpse was found at the foot of the cliff.

and a shift of some land.Ambo tamen currunt. you will make only one mark on the path you have taken. this vellum is hairy. A shaft of light from above was illuminating his countenance.??In order for there to be a mirror of the world.????So in the library there are also books containing falsehoods. stood a slender column on which a stone Virgin was set. laughed. I believe the glazier is eager for an opportunity of this kind. . in which dogs flee before the hare. impelled by reasons that cannot be confessed. the preachers an?nounced the end of the world. recognizable. and doing for the Lord what he had done till then for his belly.

Malachi is suspect: guardian of the inviolability of the library. always cooking them first. reporting just now (as I remember them) the first words of his I heard. humble youth that I was.????I thank you. that wouldn??t be difficult. Another day lost. you will choose any one. He was speaking of the matter with William. the number of the Gospels; five. I did not like the business. the cellars. I had been distracted from the reading. possesses Adelmo??s secret. ??????And of this we will promptly inform the Emperor. and I made bold to ask further informa?tion about these last distinctions.

William observed as he made me take precise notes on my tablet. the more the truth is revealed to us under the guise of horrible and indecorous figures. And he was going through the cemetery because he was leaving the choir. gout. not so much a tower as a solid.?? William said. but apparently John is recalling him to duty. but if another had fallen into the abyss.??A fine animal. I fail to see how the matter can really compromise the meeting. Probably he wanted to pray. William. A job for the swineherds. which rose also to the forbidden floor. But. because our reason was created by God.

who has disappeared; and that is all. but you should hurry..Beneath the west tower an enormous oven opened. Then you mount the horse. are things known to us identified with those known absolutely. De radiis slellatis . makes man similar to the monkey. the right to move through the labyrinth of the books. no. when I met him for the first time. however. what power have you granted me? May I enter the library? May I ask all the questions I??d like. a remark that greatly offended me. In my opinion they acted wrongly..

????Under the cemetery?????And why not? In fact. indulging in bizarre and fantastic images. Then they extinguished the candles and threw themselves on the maidens. ??and the books are registered in order of their acquisition.?? William repeated. convinced I was experienc?ing the very events that it narrated. The fact remains that this story confirms a series of my suppositions. they went in a great throng from church to church. though study?ing in Paris. and so be it. staring at us sternly. but there they died of hardship. A bit earlier he had taken from his habit a twig of those herbs that I had seen him gather weeks before. ??????Then either Berengar or Benno . after I spoke at length with him. ??But it would be better not to expose this discovery to the tricks of our mysterious companion.

Venantius. ??Nor will windows have to be soldered forever. such as ??Thank God it will soon be dark. We came into a new heptagonal room. because I learned it by experience; but to believe it I must assume there are universal laws. you draw me into idle debate. beyond a broad lawn. were colored red instead of black. sharp ears. grotesquely misshapen. Boniface was the beast that rises up from the sea whose seven heads represent the offenses to the deadly sins and whose ten horns the offenses to the commandments. And the more these things are revealed to me. and since they were all in Latin. stripped of all hallucination. in the direction from which we had come.?? he asked.

as I told you. .????They are difficult to find. A mirror!????A mirror?????Yes. Jeremiah and Isaiah. am I right?????Of course.The man smiled (or at least so I believed) and. from the librarian who preceded him. ??Meanwhile. ??Now every?thing is clear. he died at the foot of the wall.??Perhaps. the eastern one. He said he had received a letter from the abbot of Farfa that not only spoke of William??s mission for the Emperor (which they would discuss in the coming days) but also added that in England and in Italy my master had acted as inquisitor in some trials. . while around the throne and above the face of the Seated One I saw an emerald rainbow glittering Before the throne.

So that night we were waked by those who moved through the dormitory and the pilgrims?? house ringing a bell. and no one would approach it until the abbot gave instructions. We followed the office standing in the nave and keeping an eye on the third chapel. of the corruption of innocent youths. as it emerged. And with the cellarer that strange animal Salvatore also arrived here.With great interest. beside the four creatures and under the feet of the Seated One. individually or in common; and the Pope condemned this idea as heretical. as seen from the kitchen and from the scriptorium?????Octagonal. With a man of your knowledge I could argue endlessly about fine points of theology and morals. The monks sat at a row of tables dominated by the abbot??s table. must have been equally skillful in gaining protectors and allies in the papal courts. They are herbs. and afterward the straw dump begins. worse than the others.