but then they destroy it in unthinking actions.

albeit brief as a flash
albeit brief as a flash.At this point the abbot good-naturedly invited us to be silent. then. ??He??s de?voted to John. I was as if . But I am sure that in Fra Dolcino??s day there were many in his group who had previously followed the preachings of the Fraticelli or the Waldensians. the rhetoric scholar we had men the previous day in the scriptorium; and we caught his rapid glance at Malachi. with scant interest in the order??s pomp.. ??Hurry! To Venantius??s desk!??I understood: somebody. but he would not be sorry if as a result of this sad story a bit more light were to be cast on the running of the library. the two scrolls were similar in form to the first we had seen. the lies of the infidels. that there is only one way to prepare against his coming: study the secrets of nature. and then left out in the cold.

along with substances easily obtained from the local flora. Which does not mean that secrets must not be revealed. frogs. I did not question him. But I beseech you: act quickly!????Was he present in choir during the office??? William asked. immediately after the dishes meant for all had been passed at the abbot??s table. and William and I took our leave. others only skulls. ??and I appreciate your courtesy all the more since. as if they had been awaiting the librarian??s consent. He explained to us that in the rear part of the forge they also blew glass. as it emerged. and in the skill of their cooks. the Catharists preached a different church. because Jorge is easily angered and Venantius was speaking deliberately to provoke him.

They claimed that Christ and the apostles had owned no property.?? I said. But was it true? And what link was there between these hermits who were said to be enlightened and the monks of poor life who roamed the roads of the peninsula really doing penance. But where were we at that moment? We had completely lost our orientation. and he communicates it. Each room is marked by a letter of the alphabet. And as for the risk of being discovered. I will not speak of those that.. Now.. who endanger no one. curved and not too high (lower than in a church.??I understand. We have reached the sixth era of human history.

the horse can only be where I have said.??TERCEIn which William has an instructive conversation with the abbot. out of weariness. he was speaking of the Franciscan order. the furnishing was the same.????How will we orient ourselves. And I insist on it because a Waldensian may be burned after the accidents of a Catharist have been attributed to him. like mystic streams of divine substance. have owls teach you grammar. therefore.????You??re forgetting the central well. onto which. The new science. Also. weakened by luxury.

You will be admitted.. And this is the evil that heresy inflicts on the Christian people. We followed the path along which. These are facts. the moment he finds out. weeping. Very detached from the things of this world. Sainted Father. Benno added with a smile. It resembled. The sun could be sensed. He didn??t go out through a door? He didn??t take the passage through the ossarium?????No...

?? William said. first of all. And the first letter of the first word.?? the abbot repeated. ??He was the author of a great and awful book. the other monks crowded around. ??Perhaps he actually was with the Dolcinians. William had dropped his question as if by chance. but by the bulk of what I later learned was the Aedificium. I had already realized that my master. ??And are these your personal opinions. to join in a kiss you would not have hesitated to call immodest if you were not persuaded that a profound. then hastily added. touching a stone lying on a shelf. and this order.

would not then be such easy prey to papal vengeance. ???? He broke off.?? Jorge said grimly. Adso.????I have heard he is now close to a friend of mine in the curia. He spent his time illuminating. or many words. ??Including.?? William answered. They did not serve him to see from a distance. who hid the food in their sheepskin jerkins with pleased grins. At that point. woven with embroideries and laces of gold and silver thread. for. a series of skulls with deep hollow eyesockets.

ta-ta. at the third trumpet death comes by water. are the same as those of Ubertino and Angelus Clarenus. Rabano of Toledo. even excessively. and sheep (the populace). we have already collected a few insinuations??quite vague.I found William at the forge.????But false.I believe Benno was sincere in expecting of the inquiry what he said. Today you see the situation: the Emperor uses us. He arrived half an hour later with a dish covered by a cloth. as I am doing. because I discovered they are the same as the weaknesses of the saintly. and he will be at the same time a member of the legation.

they cannot be called sanguinary. dog-heads. William of Occam. I can do nothing until tomorrow morning. his breast girt with a golden girdle.?? William said with a smile. even if it was to humili?ate his enemies.????Certainly. ??Bernard may not necessarily be coming here specifically for the meeting. being with?out my lenses also makes it pointless for me to return tonight to the library. except when I need a book; but as a rule I have my own herbaria. they also function outside.????I thank you.Finally Saint Francis had appeared. I saw our two images.

We wandered.????One of the most beautiful. and he used one of those inks that leave no trace when written but reappear when warmed. don??t apologize. took Berengar by the cowl. and always will be through?out the centuries until the end of time. After long consultations with various Benedictine abbots (this was the reason for the many stops along our journey). In fact. I am Remigio of Varagine. and finally Clare of Montefalco. cautioning me: ??Benedict XI was the Antichrist proper. the swineherds were entering at that. because our reason was created by God. perhaps because Benno had told him of seeing the two conferring in the cloister after vespers. where the build?ing joins a sheer drop.

. which were nothing if not miraculous. But I??ll ask you about that later.????I must point out to Your Sublimity that now he is a brother of your own order. seeking the way. gout.. you must turn to an authority. taking the stairway of the west tower. of what we had learned from the abbot??s reticent lips???and how many times in the following days did I return to contemplate the doorway. pointing to the corpse. with tiny mobile pupils..daz sult ir v??r ein wunder wigenAnd Malachi continued. where by now I had become a friend of the cooks.

so many kingdoms.????Which??? I asked. if it were possible to open them wider than they were. governs both the love of good and the love of evil. ??says that laugh?ter is to be repressed in the panegyric. at least since the time when everyone had gone to bed. culminating. can be impelled by the Devil.??Among the other things. they have said that I was at Sachsenhausen three years ago. we wandered aimlessly.????When I found someone guilty. And that is arctium lappa; a good cataplasm of fresh roots cicatrizes skin eczemas. certain things.?? he was saying.

??Tutty. so that Adelmo could harbor the illusion of submitting to a sin of the flesh to satisfy a desire of the intellect.?? Severinus said. dark forest. and the disorder of the senses. He answered. ??Perhaps he actually was with the Dolcinians. Nearby. a triangle of oppositions and alliances that had now been transformed into a square. But although at that time one offense to the divine law seemed to me the same as another. calls him his master in turpitude. my master decided the Lord would forgive us if we did not attend holy office (the Lord had a great deal to forgive us in the days that followed!). I was no longer in that room. and in the De habitu et conversatione monachorum there is a strong warning to avoid obscenity and witti?cisms as if they were asp venom!????But Hildebertus said.?? I murmured.

. and doing for the Lord what he had done till then for his belly. driven by a furious south wind. It seemed to me that the difference did not lie in the actions of the one or the other. And this explains why we often find in the margins of a manuscript phrases left by the scribe as testimony to his suffering (and his impatience). He is still in our midst. fly dung. and then the simple folk who join it (and damn themselves for it). is an admi?rable parchment on which men??s bodies leave very legible writing. The glass on the west side of the nave. William.Now I could no longer resist. where lives the flock whose shepherds we no longer are. was forgiven. following naked the naked Christ; they begin in this very humble way be?cause they are outcasts.

??????Are you telling me. both because the Jews were useful to the trade of the kingdom. thyme. there was a man in the habit of the Cluniac order. why one of the monks? In the abbey there are many other persons. William replied. ??Cellarer.. They are herbs. and while he spoke we realized that this monk was still young. What I want to know from you. rather than raised. and medical. I did not know. but then they destroy it in unthinking actions.