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William of Baskerville

Adelmo of Otranto

Venantius of Salvemec

Berengar of Arundel

Malachi of Hildesheim

Jorge of Burgos

Ubertino of Casale

Severinus of Sankt Wendel

Benno of Uppsala

Aymaro of Alessandria

Nicholas of Morimondo

Alinardo of Grottaferrata

Pacificus of Tivoli

Peter of Sant'Albano

Remigio of Varagine

Michael of Cesena

Hugh of Newcastle

Marsilius of Padua

William of Occam

Louis the Bavarian

Gherardo Segarelli

Margaret of Trent

Clare of Montefalco

Angela of Foligno

Joachim of Fiore

Francis of Assisi

Bonaventure of Bagnoregio

Frederick of Sicily

The Abbey (unnamed)

The Abbey Church

The Pilgrims' Hospice

The Vegetable Garden

Benedictine Order

Franciscan Order

Spiritual Franciscans

Holy Roman Empire

Knights Templar

Apostolic Brethren

University of Oxford

Brethren of the Free Spirit

Aristotle's Poetics II

William's glasses

armillary sphere

the jar of blood

the vision-inducing herbs and lamp

the secret mechanism

Coena Cypriani manuscript

the black cat and eggs

Adso's manuscript

the library labyrinth

the treasure crypt

the abbot's ring

Dolcino's letters

Arrival and Deduction of Brunellus

Scriptorium Debate on Laughter

Discovery of Venantius's Body

Questioning of Benno and Berengar

Discovery of Berengar's Body

Deciphering the Zodiacal Code

Capture of Salvatore and the Girl

Confrontation in the Finis Africae

Destruction of the Library by Fire

William deduces Brunellus

Murder of Severinus

Death of Malachi

Jorge eats the book and starts the fire

The abbey burns

William deciphers the zodiacal code

William and Adso enter the finis Africae

Adso's encounter with the girl

Ubertino's escape

Benno hands over the book

The Poverty of Christ

The Second Book of Aristotle's Poetics

The Apocalypse Pattern

The Coena Cypriani

The Simple People

Rule of Saint Benedict

Prohibition against entering the library

Rule of Saint Francis

Rule of the Spirituals

Rule of the Dolcinians

Cum inter nonnullos

Ad conditorem canonum

Finis Africae secret

Library catalogue rule

Scriptorium regulations

Monastic silence rule

Rule about laughter

Canonical hours

Rule of the labyrinth

Rule of the mirror

the age of the Antichrist

Pope John XXII's conflict with Emperor Louis the Bavarian

Pope John XXII's conflict with the Franciscan order over poverty

Jorge of Burgos and the secret of the library

Adelmo of Otranto and Berengar of Arundel's illicit relationship

Venantius of Salvemec and the forbidden book (Aristotle's Poetics)

Remigio of Varagine and Salvatore's shared past as Dolcinians

William of Baskerville and Ubertino of Casale's friendship

Abbot Abo and William of Baskerville's formal relationship

The library and the secret of the finis Africae

Beatific vision

Stat rosa pristina nomine, nomina nuda tenemus

Super thronos viginti quatuor

Mors est quies viatoris, finis est omnis laboris

the power of a thousand scorpions

primum et septimum de quatuor

The Peasant Girl's Tragic Fate

The innocent village girl who becomes a victim of the Inquisition.

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Book

Overview Timelines StoryFlow

Entities

William of Baskerville

Adelmo of Otranto

Venantius of Salvemec

Berengar of Arundel

Malachi of Hildesheim

Jorge of Burgos

Ubertino of Casale

Severinus of Sankt Wendel

Benno of Uppsala

Aymaro of Alessandria

Nicholas of Morimondo

Alinardo of Grottaferrata

Pacificus of Tivoli

Peter of Sant'Albano

Remigio of Varagine

Michael of Cesena

Hugh of Newcastle

Marsilius of Padua

William of Occam

Louis the Bavarian

Gherardo Segarelli

Margaret of Trent

Clare of Montefalco

Angela of Foligno

Joachim of Fiore

Francis of Assisi

Bonaventure of Bagnoregio

Frederick of Sicily

The Abbey (unnamed)

The Abbey Church

The Pilgrims' Hospice

The Vegetable Garden

Benedictine Order

Franciscan Order

Spiritual Franciscans

Holy Roman Empire

Knights Templar

Apostolic Brethren

University of Oxford

Brethren of the Free Spirit

Aristotle's Poetics II

William's glasses

armillary sphere

the jar of blood

the vision-inducing herbs and lamp

the secret mechanism

Coena Cypriani manuscript

the black cat and eggs

Adso's manuscript

the library labyrinth

the treasure crypt

the abbot's ring

Dolcino's letters

Arrival and Deduction of Brunellus

Scriptorium Debate on Laughter

Discovery of Venantius's Body

Questioning of Benno and Berengar

Discovery of Berengar's Body

Deciphering the Zodiacal Code

Capture of Salvatore and the Girl

Confrontation in the Finis Africae

Destruction of the Library by Fire

William deduces Brunellus

Murder of Severinus

Death of Malachi

Jorge eats the book and starts the fire

The abbey burns

William deciphers the zodiacal code

William and Adso enter the finis Africae

Adso's encounter with the girl

Ubertino's escape

Benno hands over the book

The Poverty of Christ

The Second Book of Aristotle's Poetics

The Apocalypse Pattern

The Coena Cypriani

The Simple People

Rule of Saint Benedict

Prohibition against entering the library

Rule of Saint Francis

Rule of the Spirituals

Rule of the Dolcinians

Cum inter nonnullos

Ad conditorem canonum

Finis Africae secret

Library catalogue rule

Scriptorium regulations

Monastic silence rule

Rule about laughter

Canonical hours

Rule of the labyrinth

Rule of the mirror

the age of the Antichrist

Pope John XXII's conflict with Emperor Louis the Bavarian

Pope John XXII's conflict with the Franciscan order over poverty

Jorge of Burgos and the secret of the library

Adelmo of Otranto and Berengar of Arundel's illicit relationship

Venantius of Salvemec and the forbidden book (Aristotle's Poetics)

Remigio of Varagine and Salvatore's shared past as Dolcinians

William of Baskerville and Ubertino of Casale's friendship

Abbot Abo and William of Baskerville's formal relationship

The library and the secret of the finis Africae

Beatific vision

Stat rosa pristina nomine, nomina nuda tenemus

Super thronos viginti quatuor

Mors est quies viatoris, finis est omnis laboris

the power of a thousand scorpions

primum et septimum de quatuor