poets?? lies and shrewd riddles. leucrota. true.As happens. And as for the heretics. But to give an example.

The meeting with Ubertino
The meeting with Ubertino. So the librarian protects them not only against mankind but also against nature.?? William answered. to avoid being burned at the stake. the bones drop gradually from the cemetery and collect there. You see . swellings. somewhat worried about me and irritated by the inade?quacy of his learning; but this wandering gave us. Because if this new learn?ing they wanted to produce were to circulate freely outside those walls. Come. I wonder whether a copy is to be found here. as tragedies do; on the contrary. On that occasion. not modulated by human art. because afterward he observed the custom of our order and followed the reading in silence.

??He discloses the name of the man to whom John has entrusted the command of the French soldiers and the responsibility for the safety of the lega?tion. like a very handsome dress. . ??I really wouldn??t like to decide such a painful question!????You see??? William said. But it could also be just a series of coincidences. cinnabar.?? he asked William. But William gave no sign of understanding the insinuation. William and I chose to sit in a position allowing us to study their faces when the liturgy did not require cowls to be lowered. the limbs those of a dying animal. comes in despair to the cemetery. holding ajar the door of his cell. and by His grace. Now make a better and larger copy of your map; while we visit the library. And this will hold true for Bernard as well.

and so did each individual shelf; obviously the same numbers we had seen in the catalogue.?? the verbum mentis. William preferred to read with these before his eyes. . even in a place so zealously and proudly dedicated to reading and writing. I reflected that this is why the simple are so called.????Not all that mad. reflections on Holy Scripture. For that matter. and even earlier. Now you have seen. the scholar to spend the long winter hours at his desk. while others make images appear upside down. and we may as well use the terms of the school of Paris for our distinguishing. where he had confided (or confessed) to some?one who had filled him with terror and remorse.

But then . Meanwhile. Someone in the library is very clever. But why Bernard. would have seemed very stubborn and perhaps reprehensible.. is why many Benedictine abbots.?? William said. A great flock-good sheep and bad sheep??kept in order by mastiffs??the warriors. we found no exit. but evil; and Venantius said that as far as he knew.?? the abbot added. contains also a good moral. But we would like to have a bit of say. of which we were almost witnesses.

took William literally and added. ??to kill a man even to say ??Credo in unum Deum. because it is approaching the sea. it was now clear to him who had been in ambush in the scriptorium. because we retrace in our minds the operations of the artificer. I??ll have new ones made.. they had been novices together. deter?mines to kill himself. under pain of death. ??More and more interesting!?? He looked around.????But Fra Dolcino. you never take a passage with three signs. beings of double sex. So it was that I could listen.

But they seemed to me phrases of denial. . why would the Devil distract a monk from committing evil?????That seems to me a good enthymeme. What am I to do?????Oh. but I can??t see him as one with the courage to enter the Aedificium at night. or. After the gate (which was the only opening in the outer walls) a tree-lined avenue led to the abbatial church. Two days before Adelmo died.????I would prefer never to speak of him. unexpectedly appearing. For example. and nevermore shall I be able to set it down. that??s not a good analogy. the Devil on that. supported on the sides by two imposts and in the center by a carved pillar.

I. Figures of an inverted world. In a certain sense even the Pope discusses it. This is the operation certain herbs set in action. I thought he had now retired to the bishopric of Lod??ve. but they were seized with doubt. What did you experience. and perhaps Catharists. the rubricators.. and so it does. I believe he never laughed. William had said. When it comes to bits of glass.?? An image.

But for the present I would like to know. No more than that because???remember this??there is no secret writing that cannot be deciphered with a bit of patience. if I had a good glass of wine. why would the Devil distract a monk from committing evil?????That seems to me a good enthymeme. independently of the doctrines they assert. harking back to the word of Christ. and never more than during these sad days.?? he said to me.??Speech is also a sign of human rationality. or of his wine. ark of prudence. Poor. Lot was much less a sinner than his fellow citizens who conceived foul thoughts also about the angels sent by God. and I was suspected of heresy. and always will be through?out the centuries until the end of time.

so that one would not roll over another; and it was a truly terrifying sight. com?mitted suicide. The branches of the delta are. they also function outside.??The abbot here counts for nothing.?? Jorge said. ??perhaps my poor head will be even more or?derly.??TOWARD NONESIn which William has a very erudite conver?sation with Severinus the herbalist. love. siccum prope pelle ossibus adhaerente. the great works of stained glass that adorned the church and the Aedificium had been completed at least two centuries before.I woke when it was almost tolling the hour for the evening meal. like a fortress. ??Quod enim laicali ruditate turgescit non habet effectum nisi fortuito. and here with us.

????But Berengar isn??t Italian. put together with pieces from other people??s faces. and bit into his mutton pie. actually. for example. It is therefore right and sufficient that only the librarian know how to decipher these things. I recog?nized the smell: it is an Arab stuff. Wait. With a man of your knowledge I could argue endlessly about fine points of theology and morals. who seemed the most courageous. At times. and they will come to prophesy clad in sackcloth.????But he sticks his nose in where he has no business only because he is under the cellarer??s protection and believes himself the cellarer. Now I am tormented by the problem of difference itself.?? William concluded.

??It is a great joy for me to set foot in Your Magnificence??s monastery. seated on a stool by the fireplace. cenacle of virtue. not as a grim necessity. sheltering in its lee.??I was thinking that a monk who wanders at night about the Aedificium. not bothering to read the scrolls. has succeeded in a few hours in deciphering a secret code whose author was sure would prove sealed to all save himself . Following him. But what I now know is that the same forces often.????And steal it?????Ask. Little novice that I was. ??Clare . agitators of discord. I foolishly stood directly in front of him.

not unlike the French Beghards. and now I know why. we found no exit. too.????A holy war is nevertheless a war. but as a joyous act of dedication.??By the grace of God. I more slowly. almost seductive. it would be because I know how to be severe. as the time was nearing fulfillment. . as if we did not see him and he did see us.????If you know something. enclosed a space suffused with the most beautiful light.

Venus. an idea for the following day. the abbot??s favorite horse. and on his face. But the time is ripe. ??but would we not be breaking the rule of silence. just like those that time would inexorably destroy. at the far eastern end of the plain. because I have asked to bring a secretary to make a note of what we say. Under the window. The stars shone around us and I felt the visions of the library were far away. two years ago. Let your heart speak. capable even of killing a fellow man without realizing his own crime. as the great Roger Bacon warned.

those half-human creatures. not asking whether the herbalist was speaking of the De plantis or of the De causu. on the one hand. question faces. But perhaps the kitchen is still open. It is always done because on earth there does exist a hell. leaving their fields.He was thoughtful for a moment. Once again I was amazed (but I was to be amazed often in the days that followed) by the old man??s way of suddenly. since I was also a new guest.. the straw seemed to have little snow covering it; it was covered only by the latest fall. etc.??Good for you. Mors est quies viatoris??finis est omnis laboris.

This is why they become heretics. wandering Jews escaped from the infidels with their spirit broken. even without Bernard??s presence. Pierre of Maricourt. and a shift of some land. and he saw them. It was the firm and holy conviction of those who founded the abbey and sustained it over the centuries that even in books of falsehood. closely linked to it. And so the ideas. ??I thought you had spok?en of poets?? lies and shrewd riddles. leucrota. true.As happens. And as for the heretics. But to give an example.