The Abbey of Crime

[III] In which Adso spends a sleepless night at the left side of the Abbey.

[I] In which William has an instructive conversation with the Abbot without loose obsequium.

[I] In which William admires the church and found his place.

[II] In which Adso gets the passage's key at the scriptorium.

[II] In which William enjoys the jolly hospitality of the Abbot at the refectorium.

[III] In which the papyrus is found and a mysterious monk is discovered.

[III] In which Adso finds kitchen's lamp.

[III] In which William keeps the papyrus out of the Abbot's reach.

[IV] In which William visits a prodigious library.

[IV] In which William must obey to Bernard Gui.

In which, after the service, William observes the Abbot triumphantly from his cell.

[V] In which William finds the key forgotten by the Abbot.

[V] It had the power of a thousand scorpions.

[VI] In which William finds the key to Severinus' room.

[VI] In which William recovers his precious lenses at the library.

[VI] In which William puts on a pair of Gloves from Severinus' room.

[VII] In which, almost by a chance, the secret will be discovered.

[VII] In which the mirror's riddle is resolved.

[VII] In which, in good grace, the secret is gained without losing the precious obsequium.

In which the Abbey is meticulously explored.

[VI] In which William is finally capable of reading the texts of the papyrus.

In which William meets the herbalist and visits the scriptorium.

[VII] In which the excessive virtue of William inflames the forces of hell.